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SnapMyLife is inviting people around the world with a mobile phone to take a snapshot of their New Year's celebrations at 11:59 p.m. and 12:01 a.m. when the new year starts. Their news release claims "this is the first global, grassroots, mobile photo collage of a world event."

Verizon Wireless and Photobucket are offering a mobile service that allows customers to upload photos to  Photobucket album.

To upload photos, Verizon Wireless subscribers sign up for a Photobucket account and enter their log-in information to link their Verizon Wireless account to their Photobucket online photo album.

Once the accounts are connected, the application instantly uploads photos already saved on the phone to the user's Photobucket account. The Photobucket Mobile Uploader then automatically sends any future photos directly to the same Photobucket account.

 Adobe Photoshop.com members can use ShoZu service to  upload photos from more than 350 different handsets to Photoshop.com accounts. ShoZu's service allows Adobe Photoshop.com users to take advantage of support for additional handsets that include Apple iPhone, Apple iPod touch, Motorola RAZR2, a range of phones including Nokia 5310 and Nokia 6301, and BlackBerryPearl^T.

ShoZu Mobile Media Service
With the ShoZu application downloaded to the handset free of charge, Photoshop.com users can transfer full-resolution photos with accompanying titles and descriptions from the phone to their Photoshop.com account with a few clicks. There is no need to open a mobile browser; interrupt phone calls, text messaging or camera use while images are transferring; or start over in the event of a dropped connection.

JuiceCaster has teamed with Photobuckett o enable JuiceCaster users to instantly post mobile videos and picture messages from their mobile phones directly to their Photobucket account.

In the coming weeks, Photobucket will be a featured channel on JuiceCaster's online flash player, which can be embedded on a number of Websites, including Blogger, WordPress, LiveJournal, and any website that allows a user to embed a flash player. Through the JuiceCaster flash player, users will always be able to view their recent Photobucket media.

Alltel Wireless has teamed with Ontela to bring their customers PhotoCopter, a service that saves every camera phone picture customers snap to their home computers and favorite web photo albums.

The PhotoCopter service is exclusively available to Alltel customers with the Motorola V3m, V3a, V9m and ROKR for $2.99/month, providing customers with unlimited picture transfer to their PC, email address, and web photo albums including Photobucket, Flickr, Blogger, and Snapfish.

The PhotoCopter service addresses a widespread problem for camera phone owners: it is often difficult to get pictures off of a camera phone. On a typical phone model, it requires 100 keystrokes to get ten pictures transferred to a PC. While a recent Ontela study reported that 93 percent of camera phone users want to save their pictures to their home computer, only 24 percent of camera phone users can actually do it.