Mobile Photo Sharing Tools

Direct Distribution To Social Sites

ShoZu – Easily move photos, videos and music on and off your phone. Share them with just about every major photo hosting and blogging site.
Cellblock – Create your own “cellblock” to receive photos and videos from your phone or anyone else’s you allow. View them all from your phone.
Treemo – Upload your photos, videos, and audio right from your phone to your treemo profile. Subscribe to your friend’s channels to be updated when new content is posted.
Pickle – Pickle becomes the central spot to upload your mobile photos and videos then distributes your content to share through your own channels.
PixPulse – Upload photos into your PixPulse created channel and have them show up in your other blogs and social sites.
Phozi – Use your mobile phone as a photo booth. Send in your photo, add graphics and drawings layered on top, then embed them into your social sites.
Full Mobile Applications

PixSense – Share and manage your mobile photos through

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Hosting Websites from your own computer

With Wamp

WampDeveloper is configured, by default, to pick up and answer all requests it receives (access to websites is not blocked)... But these requests have to get to WampDeveloper first.
If a website works locally but not remotely, the requests are not reaching WampDeveloper's Apache Service.
When a request comes in to the system that WampDeveloper is running on, WampDeveloper will check the "host header" (specifies the domain name) of the HTTP request and cross-reference it to the websites it contains (via the website's domain name and aliases data). When there is a match, WampDeveloper returns that specific website. When there is no match, WampDeveloper returns the "DefaultWebsite"...
So as long as the request reaches the server, or more specifically the WampDeveloper's running Apache Service, something (a website) will be returned.

Local Development

To develop and test a website locally you can do so using a non-registered (made up, fake) domain name.
Simply add a website using a Primary Domain Name such as: www.example.com and you will be able to access URL http://www.example.com/ in your browser. No other steps

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