Pickle.com - Pickle It: Share Your Photos and Videos

So you want to share your photos from your mobile, but can´t figure out how other than by sending them out individually, so what do you do? .Pickle can help you out of this little jam. It lets you share your photos and videos, from your phone and your camera to your blog, your MySpace page, or just about anywhere else on the web. You can create your own media channel on Pickle with special customizing templates. Or you can embed photos/videos directly from Pickle to any website; or if you´ve got lots to share you can embed an entire media channel using Pickle´s media player; viewers will marvel at your clever slideshow of pics and videos. To use Pickle, simply upload your media from your camera/phone (you can drag and drop whole files, or upload them singly), or you can just email them to your Pickle channel. Pickle also lets you store and organize your photos with tags and captions. Pickle is useful for updating all your networking profiles at once, for self promotion, for your own TV station, or for creating collaborative video projects with your friends. Albums are designed as media-wikis so that members can contribute and edit content with the account owner maintaining overall control. Basic accounts are free with limited features, while Plus accounts do wear a price tag with extra benefits.

“With over 500 million cameraphones sold last year, and almost all new digital cameras supporting a video mode, more and more of us are taking videos and photos back-to-back and sharing shots straight from our phones. A new generation of personal media sharing is fast approaching, and we designed Pickle for it.

Mobile phone and digital camera use is pretty ubiquitous these days so it´s especially useful to have an outlet whereby you can instantly post and share your media without having to log into a computer. Pickle supports both video and photos and the Pickle player is a great tool for broadcasting your media everywhere.

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