Cellblock.com - Capture. Publish. Collaborate.

Cellblock.com makes it incredibly easy to share and create albums with the pics and videos you take from your cell phone. It doesn´t matter what service provider you have, and so people can send their photos from multiple phones to one location that can be streamed in a live slideshow-fashioned display for anyone to watch. You can save images to specific folders such as sunsets or traffic signs, allowing you another way to keep busy when you´re waiting around for something or someone with nothing but your cell phone for company. With Cellblock, you can see a party you couldn´t make or a concert you couldn´t get tickets to through the pictures and videos that are being broadcasted live on the site that have been taken with other people´s cell phones that are in attendance at the event.

“ ‘Millions of users carry camera phones each day yet very few actually take pictures with them. Cellblock.com provides a convenient and immediate service that enables anyone to capture and share their life and experiences through pictures,´ said Eric Conn, co-founder of Gloto Corp. ‘What makes cellblock so unique is that groups of people can contribute to the same photo album on an ad hoc basis. Those online photo albums could be projected on a wall or displayed on a large screen. Anyone attending a social event like a wedding, a concert, or even a political rally can contribute to the show and be part of the event. And those who can´t attend the event can watch it unfold live and even contribute their own pix remotely.´”

This is a creative concept that allows for anyone with the correct email address to view a group of pictures that can be taken by more than one camera and from more than one service provider. This kind of album makes far more sense than the albums that you can use specifically through your service provider´s website. Documenting your life with pics from your camera has never been easier.

Will people use this site since they have to pay the fee to send the photos to the actual site that their service provider charges? Will people care to spend time on albums and sharing pics from their phones when the quality at the moment isn´t amazing? How many people really use their cells for pics and videos that they want to keep?