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Cingular Sends Cameraphone Photos As Postcards

Dec 9, 2004, 4:42 PM by (staff)

Cingular today launched a service with Fuji Photo Film enabling cameraphone users to convert digital snapshots into physical postcards which the company will send via U.S. Mail. Subscribers can download an application that will allow them to select a template, add a picture and text, and address the card, all from their mobile phone. The application is currently available for newer Motorola flip phones such as the V400, V551 and V600 and should be available for other cameraphone models soon. Each postcard will cost $1.99.

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Dec 11, 2004, 11:42 AM

Will they send any type of Picture?

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phonescoopjunkie

How funny! I'm sure there is some sort of morality limit to the type of pictures you may send.

jhmlbrgr

Dec 10, 2004, 7:42 AM

Nice idea

That is a great idea. I think it will make a lot of money for Cingular. Wonder how long until other carrierss follow suit.

Some on this board would say it is extortion though. Having to pay to access your pictures.

Tebor0

They'd be wrong of course. You're paying for the postcard and a print of the picture. If you want to make it yourself there are tools to do so for free.

rafster

Dec 9, 2004, 6:48 PM

MPx220 Compatible

Anyone out there know if this is going to be availbale for the MPx220? It is a later generation Motorola phone.

Peace,

Rafster

eric Lin

the difference is that the other flip phones run motorola's UI while the mpx220 runs microsoft's. i'm not sure that the underlying hooks are the same for the java engine. if they aren't then i doubt this first version of the application will work on t...
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