Photobucket intros mobile photo service for T-Mobile
- Wednesday, March 25, 2009, 9:03
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Photobucket has come up with the unveiling of a ground-breaking mobile photo service exclusively for T-Mobile. The users can use the Photobucket service to send photos from their cell phone to several destinations such an email address, Photobucket album or a PC hard drive.
In addition, the latest service allows its users an easy way of saving their valued photos to the Photobucket album directly from the cell phones. The latest application can be down loaded by the T-Mobile users without any charge for 21-day trial to opt for handsets such as the Blackberry Curve, BlackBerry Pearl and three Windows Mobile phones.
As soon as the mobile uploader software is downloaded, the users are asked about the lo-cation of uploading their photos. By virtue of this ground-breaking service, users are able to share their precious moments with family and friends immediately.
Alex Welch, President of Photobucket, was quoted as saying, “Photobucket is excited to work with T-Mobile to make photo sharing on mobile handsets even easier. By broadening the options that T-Mobile customers have in porting their photos, the Photobucket Mobile Uploader for T-Mobile gives users the most complete photo sharing experience possible.”
Venetia Espinoza, Director, Mobile Applications and Partner Programs, T-Mobile, was quoted as saying, “T-Mobile is pleased to be working with Photobucket to expand the offerings that help our customers stick together. Partners play an essential role in ensuring that our customers have access to new, innovative experiences and Photobucket provides a great experience for sharing spur-of-the-moment photos with family and friends.”
Apart from all that the users are also allowed to create a Photobucket account for free and after that link the T-Mobile phone to the Photobucket online album.
The full software can be availed for a special holiday one-time purchase price of around $19.99.
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