All Posts Tagged With: "pixelpipe"

Google Docs Opens Up to More Files – Perfect for Petrovich & Pixelpipe on Nokia N900

January 12th, 2010 • Mark Guim • View Comments
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Google announced on Tuesday that they are rolling out the ability to upload and store any type of file in Google Docs over the next few weeks. It’s cool that Nokia N900 users will be able to take advantage of this service directly from their device by using the Petrovich and Pixelpipe apps.

Preview: Pixelpipe To Release Single Service Plugins for Nokia N900

December 21st, 2009 • Mark Guim • View Comments
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It’s no secret that I absolutely love Pixelpipe on my Nokia devices. It lets me upload my photos, videos, and even files to existing multiple services like Flickr, Facebook, Twitpic, yFrog, etc. I just learned they’re releasing plugins for the Nokia N900 to make it easier for new users that just want to upload to a single service. Check it out.

Nokia N900 Demo – Share Your Life with Pixelpipe

September 3rd, 2009 • Mark Guim • View Comments
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I bumped into Brett Butterfield, CEO and founder of Pixelpipe during the first day of Nokia World. I told him I love the service and have been using it frequently with my Nokia phones. I also told him that I had my hands on the Nokia N900 and hope that Pixelpipe works on it. I was in luck. He asked permission from Nokia then got the green light to demo it for The Nokia Blog!

Staying Connected During Italy Trip

May 22nd, 2009 • Mark Guim • View Comments
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I’m going to visit a few cities in Italy for the next week and half with my wife. Staying connected to the internet will be a top priority along with whatever Sheila planned for us. I’ll be bringing the Nokia N85 as my mobile phone and research tells me to get a Wind pre-paid SIM card for data. Boingo will come in handy too.

PixelPipe On Nokia Share Online Rocks!

April 16th, 2009 • Mark Guim • View Comments
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If you like uploading your photos and videos online before you even get home, you need to check out Pixelpipe. I’ve talked about Shozu and Mobypictures before, but Pixelpipe really stands out as the winner. Not only does it work with Nokia’s own Share Online, but the also provide a lot of places you can simultaneously upload to. Now there’s no reason for me NOT to upload to Ovi Share.