After compatible with the service OVI Nokia, Shozu is coming on the terminal of Apple. The native iPhone will be released through the new App Store and provide access to over 45 services file sharing and blogs.

Among these, we point out once again the most famous: Facebook, YouTube, Flickr, Google Picasa, OVI, BuzzNet, Hyves Kodak EasyShare Gallery, Webshots, Windows Live Spaces, Dada.net, blip tv, Blogger, LiveJournal, TypePad, Vox, WordPress, Meta Weblog, Box.net and many others. Shozu, is free – and will also version iPhone-is also compatible with many terminals: a complete list, are here.

Finally, I leave with a video showing a preview of ‘application in action on the terminal of Cupertino:

For those who live with a notion that mobile web is dead, here’s a reason to think again. We are saying this, for now onwards, T-Mobile users will be able to experience a whole lot of social communication and networking as the operator is including JuiceCaster, a mobile social networking service, to twelve of their handsets. Now, that’s what I call a treat!
JuiceCaster will allow the users to share pictures, videos winth in their social network of friends using the mobile.
The application will be available as an unlimited add-on service costing $2.99 per month, starting in early May. All that the TMobile users need to get started to share pictures and videos is subscribe to the service and there you are all set to update profiles and friendlists. JuiceCaster currently works with top online social networking sites which include MySpace, Facebook and Twitter among others.
Via: SlashPhone