This past spring I looked at the burgeoning field of iPhone photography, or iPhoneography, as it is known by some (see, The Art of iPhone Photography, 2009-05-19). One of the photographers I featured in that article, Chase Jarvis, has since released an iPhone photo app, iPhone photo book, and launched a new iPhone photo sharing

Natuba - Photo SHaring Site For Iphone Users Natuba is a free and safe photo sharing site for the iPhone, made by iPhone users who wanted a quick way of sharing photos they took using their iPhone’s camera, hence they created Natuba – a site for iPhone users to upload, share and view their photos using

At the Buzzworthy event in San Francisco, I got a hands-on demo of the recently released Knocking, an iPhone application from Pointy Heads Software. The app combines one-to-one communications with photo sharing in a way that will let you easily and quickly share huge numbers of photos with a friend.

Photo sharing via the iPhone is now made easier and more innovative with the introduction of a new app known as Knocking. With this app users need not carry out the ‘upload, send, download’ process to share snapshots. It establishes live, device-to-device connectivity irrespective of the proximity or other barriers. Users can now securely control,

Simplify Media announced the immediate availability of Simplify Photo on Wednesday. The application lets users view photos stored on their computer over the Internet with their iPhone or iPod touch. Sponsored Topics: iPhone - IPhone OS - IPod Touch - Apple - Handhelds

A neat solution is awaiting those longing for a digital photo frame. Fret not! As per the Appstand product page, iPhone users can use the newly unveiled Appstand to place their iPhones on them and operate it as a digital photo frame by starting the slideshow application. Two apps recommended by the manufacturer namely ‘Art’

Available In: App Store       Price: $1.99   Snapture, a very cool camera application, has recently been updated to version 2.0. The update adds a few notable new features including touch-to-focus (for iPhone 3GS users), photo sharing (Twitter and Facebook) and a few color filters. The update is free for those who have already purchased the app. Current

Copyright © 2009 Josh Gard. Visit the original article at . Minimalist blogging service Posterous launched their first iPhone app today, called PicPosterous, that aims to simplify real-time photo sharing using their sleek “no-signup-required” mini-blogging service. Posterous’ main selling point is that no signup or account is needed; you just post something and then use the

Digital photo frames and iPhone accessories have been simultaneously gaining ground as far as demand and popularity is concerned and now it seems that these two devices can be rolled into one with the Appstand. With the Appstand, you can now turn your iPhone into a classy digital photo frame. The Appstand seems to take

IFWORLD, Inc. today announces Peephole 1.0, a groundbreaking new app for iPhone and iPod Touch. Peephole gives Twitter users the ability to browse the expanding online photo gallery created with the popular microblogging service. It loads up to 100 thumbnails at a time from popular Twitter photo sharing services Twitpic, yfrog and Twitgoo. Peephole provides several options for browsing images. Use...