How is it much easier than just sending an email with the pic attached with the subject as the title and the body as the description? I see though that ShoZu lets you tag your photo’s individually, which the native Flickr moblogging functionality doesn’t.

Plus of note they seem to store your iamges on their server for some reason and that it is also a beta with a hint that the final product will be commercial.

How is it much easier than just sending an email with the pic attached with the subject as the title and the body as the description? I see though that ShoZu lets you tag your photo’s individually, which the native Flickr moblogging functionality doesn’t.

Plus of note they seem to store your iamges on their server for some reason and that it is also a beta with a hint that the final product will be commercial.

Actually Flickr’s moblog service does allow you to do tags as well, I must have missed that announcement.

Actually Flickr’s moblog service does allow you to do tags as well, I must have missed that announcement.

jaseone: a lot easier on my phone.

jaseone: a lot easier on my phone.

jaseone: the server in the middle is to allow “suspend and resume” functionality when you lose mobile connectivity (which zoneTag, flickr uploader and others don’t do AFAIK), also sending a photo by email increases the size of the photo by up to 40% (because it has to be MIME encoded), shoZu just sends the photo through a socket

more details on why shoZu is better than lifeblog and other “pretenders” (at least if you have a Series 60 Symbian phone and an unlimited dataplan):
http://www.rolandtanglao.com/archives/2005/10/26/hello_shozu_goodbye_lifeblog

jaseone: the server in the middle is to allow “suspend and resume” functionality when you lose mobile connectivity (which zoneTag, flickr uploader and others don’t do AFAIK), also sending a photo by email increases the size of the photo by up to 40% (because it has to be MIME encoded), shoZu just sends the photo through a socket

more details on why shoZu is better than lifeblog and other “pretenders” (at least if you have a Series 60 Symbian phone and an unlimited dataplan):
http://www.rolandtanglao.com/archives/2005/10/26/hello_shozu_goodbye_lifeblog

I’m running ShoZu on my Cingular 8125 and not having any problems, should be the same with the 2125.

I’m running ShoZu on my Cingular 8125 and not having any problems, should be the same with the 2125.

Forgot to mention taht you can also send video from the device to yourself. I’ve shot a video of my 14-month old daughter, emailed it to myself and then uploaded it to MyTube. Other than the crappy video, it’s very painless…

Forgot to mention taht you can also send video from the device to yourself. I’ve shot a video of my 14-month old daughter, emailed it to myself and then uploaded it to MyTube. Other than the crappy video, it’s very painless…

No Windows Mobile 5 / SmartPhone Support. aka PPC-6700 or Treo 700W. That sucks!

No Windows Mobile 5 / SmartPhone Support. aka PPC-6700 or Treo 700W. That sucks!

Also no Palm support so you can’t use it on the Treo 600 or 650.

I was going to give it a go but that idea didn’t last long…

Also no Palm support so you can’t use it on the Treo 600 or 650.

I was going to give it a go but that idea didn’t last long…

jaseone - If I recall correctly ShoZu will have a version that works on windows mobile soon don’t know about old school palm though

jaseone - If I recall correctly ShoZu will have a version that works on windows mobile soon don’t know about old school palm though

i just found out about shoZu a few weeks ago, and scoble’s definitely right - ShoZu is the Jam! It’s so easy - shoot a picture, and one more click later and your pics are on flickr. easy as pie.

i just found out about shoZu a few weeks ago, and scoble’s definitely right - ShoZu is the Jam! It’s so easy - shoot a picture, and one more click later and your pics are on flickr. easy as pie.

I’ve been using this for a few months for my Sony Ericsson k750i and it’s an awesome application - I just wish it had a bit more features (particularly flickr-spesific ones).

I’ve been using this for a few months for my Sony Ericsson k750i and it’s an awesome application - I just wish it had a bit more features (particularly flickr-spesific ones).

[...] Scoble has an article on the same here. [...]

This would rock for me, so long as it’s not too heavy.
Your pal
Brian

This would rock for me, so long as it’s not too heavy.
Your pal
Brian

Jasonone: here’s a bit more explanation on why ShoZu stores images.

The main idea is that you can do other things with the image after you’ve uploaded it, without having to upload it over the air a second time.

For example, you can use the ShoZu application on your phone to send the image to an email address. It’s very cheap to do this because the email message is constructed and sent at the ShoZu server.

ShoZu 1.7 (due in April) extends the list of things you can do after upload - for example, posting to a personal blog site. Again, the request is created on the phone and actioned on the server.

ShoZu only stores the images temporarily. When you delete them from your phone, ShoZu also deletes them from the server.

Andy Tiller, CTO Cognima (Creators of ShoZu)

Jasonone: here’s a bit more explanation on why ShoZu stores images.

The main idea is that you can do other things with the image after you’ve uploaded it, without having to upload it over the air a second time.

For example, you can use the ShoZu application on your phone to send the image to an email address. It’s very cheap to do this because the email message is constructed and sent at the ShoZu server.

ShoZu 1.7 (due in April) extends the list of things you can do after upload - for example, posting to a personal blog site. Again, the request is created on the phone and actioned on the server.

ShoZu only stores the images temporarily. When you delete them from your phone, ShoZu also deletes them from the server.

Andy Tiller, CTO Cognima (Creators of ShoZu)

Check out Cellblock, it’s also free and unlike ShoZu doesn’t require any special software.

http://www.cellblock.com

Check out Cellblock, it’s also free and unlike ShoZu doesn’t require any special software.

http://www.cellblock.com