Nokia Share Online 3.0

[henklbr]

Overview
Share Online makes it easy to post photos and video from your phone straight to your blog, photo sharing site, or other online community. You can control the file size and quality of your photos and video, add text to your posts, and browse to your page to see how it looks once you`re done.

The previous version, Share Online 2.0, is available at Nokia Sharing & blogging site.

Note: at this point, the R&D team wanted to highlight only N73 and N95 as compatible devices, and only Flickr as compatible service. Other devices and services work too - but be prepared for possible glitches here and there.

Note2: Un-install previous version first in Application Manager!

Note3: Live Spaces will be not available anymore!



http://www.nokia.com/A4568208

Share Online 3.0 for Nokia N73:
http://nds1.nokia.com/NOKIA_COM_1/Mi...N73_wk39_U.SIS

Share Online 3.0 for Nokia N95:
http://nds1.nokia.com/NOKIA_COM_1/Mi...95_Upgrade.SIS

[PimpSC]

looks interesting, but i'll wait until more services are added.

[3Shirts]

I've installed it but I am waiting until it supports Picasa and youtube cos they are the only places i store things

[chrsfrwll]

Well I was happy it supported Flickr, as that was what I normally use, in conjunction with Shozu. With Share Online now installed, I've deactivated Shozu due to its system hogging camera slowing nature (though I still think it's got great potential, being able to preconfigure multiple destinations).

However, just been playing around with Picasa (ok, I'm slow on the uptake) and must say that I'm seriously considering switching. As and when Nokia sort out support through ShareOnline then this will be the killer combo for me.

[swing]

Nokia Beta Labs have confirmed to me that they plan on adding geotagging support into the final released version of Share Online 3.0, thereby providing the function that many are currently using ShoZu for.

[3Shirts]

Originally Posted by chrsfrwll

Well I was happy it supported Flickr, as that was what I normally use, in conjunction with Shozu. With Share Online now installed, I've deactivated Shozu due to its system hogging camera slowing nature (though I still think it's got great potential, being able to preconfigure multiple destinations).

However, just been playing around with Picasa (ok, I'm slow on the uptake) and must say that I'm seriously considering switching. As and when Nokia sort out support through ShareOnline then this will be the killer combo for me.

I know, I discovered Picasa by accident but have now switched to it from Flickr. It is faster, has more features and does all the things you have to pay for in Flickr, for free.