Multimedia content creation on smartphone usually revolves around photos and videos, but what about the humble audio file? Audioboo is a popular audio clip publishing service and has mobile publishing clients for Android and iPhone. However, there is no support for Symbian devices. Never fear though, David Gilson is on the case and, in this how to article, shows us how to publish to Audioboo via Nokia Share Online and Pixelpipe's Audioboo plugin.

How to publish to Audioboo via Nokia Share Online

For people wanting to publish audio on the move, the popular choice at the moment is the Audioboo service. Through which, users can create links to their social networks and have hyperlinks automatically posted whenever they upload a new clip. Audioboo provides dedicated applications for Android and iPhone users, but not for Symbian. This is curious given that Audioboo is a UK based enterprise, where Symbian is the most popular smart phone platform.

However, Symbian users need not despair, because it is possible to send content to Audioboo, via a plugin for Nokia's Share Online application, thanks to Audioboo's API. This is, arguably, a preferable way to publish content - by expanding the built-in capabilities of the phone. Share Online is wired into every multimedia application in Symbian - publishing content is only a menu tap away. This has clear advantages over having to use a stand-alone application.

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