Nikon's online picture- and gallery-sharing application is available for Apple iPhone as well.

Nikon, not to be out done by Kodak has announced their myPicturetown app for the Apple iPhone which enables iPhoners who use Nikon’s photo storing and sharing service to access the website via their Apple iPhone and Apple iPod Touch. Nikon’s myPicturetown for iPhone allows iPhoners to upload images from the Apple iPhone without then need

If Kodak can do it, so can Nikon. Recently, the Japanese company has released its own iPhone application called myPicturetown to allow users of their photo storing/sharing service to access the site while on-the-go from their iPhone and iPod Touch devices. Naturally, it’s not only browsing and sharing of photos myPicturetown users can do from their

Nikon has launched a iPhone app called my Picturetown, enabling users to access and use Nikon’s photo storage and sharing site, my Picturetown. slashphone reports. Nikon’s photo storage and sharing site, my Picturetown, developed as a service to allow photographers to enjoy their photos anywhere and anytime, allows for the upload of photos from cameras or computers as well as the browsing and vi...

Nikon has announced my Picturetown for iPhone, enable its users to access and use Nikon’s photo storage and sharing site, my Picturetown, directly on Apple iPhone. The application is available, free of charge, for download from Apple’s iTunes App Store. Nikon’s photo storage and sharing site, my Picturetown, developed as a service to allow photographers to

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