Photomax now for use with your cell phone

I have been using Photomax to develop all of my digital prints for over
a year now. They just updated their site with a thing called MobileMax.
When you set up your profile you go to the MobileMax screen and you add
you cell number in.

Now you can send your cell pics viz the e-mail they supplied right to
their site to be developed

if you use www.PhotomaxFreeTrial.com you will get 20 free prints to
start

check it out.

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In <[email protected]> on 9 May 2006
06:53:22 -0700, [email protected] wrote:

>I have been using Photomax to develop all of my digital prints for over
>a year now. They just updated their site with a thing called MobileMax.
>When you set up your profile you go to the MobileMax screen and you add
>you cell number in.
>
>Now you can send your cell pics viz the e-mail they supplied right to
>their site to be developed

Uploading photos by email isn't anything new -- for example, Sony ImageStation
<http://www.imagestation.com/> (which I use and recommend) has had that
capability for quite some time. Just configure the email client in your phone
with the same email address you used in ImageStation registration, and send
pictures as attachments.

In addition, it has a Mobile Access feature
<http://www.imagestation.com/mobile-access/> that is more capable than the
current MobileMax feature -- with ImageStation Mobile Access you can:

* Upload your photos to ImageStation (MMS or email)
* Share your photos with family and friends
* Access ImageStation photos on your (WAP 2.0 compliant) phone

Mobile Access is free for at least 90 days (has been free for the past year,
but may not always be free)

Other photo services with cell phone capability include:

* Club Photo
* Dot Photo
* Flickr
* Fujifilm.net
* PhotoSite

>if you use www.PhotomaxFreeTrial.com you will get 20 free prints to
>start

Likewise at ImageStation.

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