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SocialBang is a happy combination of dating site, online chat, and games. Once you sign up (it takes only about a minute or two), you’ll find out that SocialBang has even more for you in store. It’s actually quite similar to a social network, with heavy focus on chat. As a member, you can share photos, win prizes, befriend others, and create your very own online hangout. These rooms can be added to your Facebook and Myspace pages. For newbies to SocialBang, after they’ve started their accounts and uploaded their profile pics, a good place to begin chatting is the Welcome Lounge. Me...  read more
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Mobile app provider Morange gives regular cell phone users, those without fancy iPhones or Blackberries, the advantage of similar smartphone features. In fact, Morange’s thin client architecture is open and operates across all different platforms and networks. The latest version Morange V, is featured packed with push email, instant messaging, and Facebook capability, among other things. Morange V is designed more like a social network. Users can share photos, integrate news feeds, and update their statuses much like Twitter. There’s even a weather feature, so users can check out te... read more
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Dimpls is a freshly launched photo sharing site which revolves around the ‘day in the life of’ idea. Think Twitter but with photos. Sign up and start snapping away as soon as you get up from bed. Take a picture of your croissant and coffee, of the view from your bedroom window, of your cat…whatever. Dimpl wants to see it. Then, post them, tag them and add captions. Other users can browse through the snapshots of your life and add their own comments. There’s also a revenue sharing plan. You can place logos and ads next to your pictures and you’ll get paid for each click. Other... read more
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Totspot is a well-designed site that allows you to securely share photos, videos, stories and anything else related to your child, with friends and family members. Simply register and then start uploading your images and videos and ask friends and family to contribute as well. Your page will not be public so you don’t have to worry about people you don’t know having access to the page. Think of Totspot as a place where you can tell your child’s ongoing story to friends and family and ensure that you never forget the precious stories that make up your child’s early years without havi... read more
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You may remember Mobog, the mobile photo sharing site which grew popular a couple years back. Then it was rather infamous for its racy, NSFW content. Now it has been relaunched using the Flickr API. The photos have been toned down for the most part, and the site is aimed at anyone with a photo-enabled phone. Users can upload and caption their photos by sending an email to pics@mobog.com. You can comment and subscribe to any member’s photo stream. Besides that there are a number of basic community features including a lounge, feeds and profiles. There’s also a widgetwhich you can use... read more
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iPhone users now have an exclusive site to share their iPhone photos. It’s called Natuba. Natuba, headed by Richard Yoo of Rackspace, focuses on mobile uploading (it actually works with any phone capable of email). Users add their snapshots to the site simply by sending them to a specific email address. Photos can be captioned and titled and all are displayed in the public stream. Photos may also be rated and commented on. The homepage displays most viewed and recently discussed pictures, you can also choose to view photos randomly using the Surprise Me button. The Activity section sh... read more
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If you’re hosting a wedding or other large event, the odds are that lots of guests will be snapping photos. Pictoma.com is a site where everyone can upload their photos to one place, to share with other guests and with the host – all you need is the event URL and password to log in. There is a convenient batch upload tool to keep things easy, and as with most other photo-sharing sites, you can create albums and slideshows, order prints, or make photo books, DVD’s, posters, and other gifts. Your guests pay nothing to upload or view the album and can create their own slideshow or gifts. Ho... read more
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Despite your knowledge on photography nowadays with the marvelous digital photography, there is probably nothing you cannot do with your photo camera even if you are just an enthusiastic beginner. On the contrary if you are specialized photographer you certainly need a place where to upload your work, share it with other enthusiasts and showcase your studio in a easy to use website to take your business to the next level, the e-commerce. You can start by creating your own photo album, manage them with simple thumbnail layouts and photo album organizer and share them with your friends or other ... read more
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Digital cameras are profuse, mobile cameras are everywhere, which means photos have proliferated hugely during the last decade. So what do you do with all those pictures? Share them, no doubt. SnapMyLife is an app which helps you achieve just that. It’s easy to get started. Sign up is required. Afterwards, just upload your photos from your mobile phone—you’re given a private address to send them to. These photos are then added to your private photo stream. You can set up a network of friends and get alerts each time your friends adds a new picture. Add comments too. Video capabi... read more
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Ciaobelli is a new, international photo sharing community. This Italian site stands out from the rest with its global perspective and sleek, modern features. It’s got style and class. Currently it’s available in English and Italian of course, but it is localizing with Spanish, German, and French among other languages, on the way. As a member, you’ll be able to share your party, event, and holiday photos, or keep them tucked away in a private folder. As with other networks, users build a network of friends and upload albums to the site. Comments and blogs can be created around a pho... read more
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Photwo is a photo sharing/storing site. Of course, there are plenty of those floating around etherspace, but don’t be fooled, this is not simply another photo site. It is one of the more simple ones out there. You can create photo albums and galleries for sharing in minutes. Registration is fast and painless—all that’s required is a username and password, plus email address should you forget your password. From there you can start dragging and dropping your photos from your computer. Photos are automatically scaled. Other users can comment on your pics and create links; public and... read more
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Villagephotos.com is a free image hosting service that has been online since 1999. By signing up as a member, users get 1 Gb of monthly data transfer that allow easy image management, custom folders, and resizing features. If you find the free services a bit limited, consider giving a try to the paid plans, some of which include unlimited transfer for more than reasonable fees, in which integral tech support is included. Interestingly, and that is possibly the most appealing feature about Villagephotos.com, each photo generates an URL, in the same way an FTP server would, only Villagephotos.co... read more
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