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One of the reasons I only upload my videos to Youtube is that it takes a decent amount of time to upload a large movie. If it were easier, i’d upload it to Revver, Google Video, and others. I know there are services out there that will assist with this now and one of them is one you can use on your phone, Juicecaster. Check out this cool video they’ve done to explain how it works. Really cool if you are all into that social networking thing…

JuiceCaster 6.0

This unique application from Juice Wireless lets you share videos and pictures from your wireless device to the Web’s most popular social-networking sites like Facebook and Twitter. AT&T customers also have exclusive access to post directly to YouTube and Flickr as well. Family and friends can instantly view, rate and comment on content directly from their own phones or directly from an online social-networking site.

“Summer travel doesn’t have to mean taking a vacation from your online world,” said Mark Collins, vice president of consumer data products for AT&T’s wireless unit. “There is real value and demand for giving consumers the tools to create and share video on the fly. JuiceCaster uniquely enables AT&T customers to use their wireless phones to capture, chronicle and share the world around them with their global network of friends.”

“We’re thrilled to launch JuiceCaster with AT&T as it empowers AT&T’s wireless customers to live connected lives around the clock,” said Nick Desai, CEO of Juice Wireless, Inc. “The launch of our innovative technology for mobile communications merges the best wireless operator with the hottest mobile application, bringing convergence to reality.”

AT&T customers can use JuiceCaster to:

• Post mobile pictures and video to popular social-networking Web sites and blogs, including Blogger, Facebook, LiveJournal, MySpace, Twitter and Xanga
• Set their status to update automatically on Facebook and Twitter, and receive friends’ status updates on their own phones
• Broadcast existing or new mobile videos and photos to global audiences using YouTube and Flickr, without requiring a computer or Internet connection
• Make content public or create custom groups by adding and connecting with friends directly from AOL, JuiceCaster, Gmail, Hotmail, MS Outlook and Yahoo!
• Meet new friends within the JuiceCaster community

JuiceCaster 6.0 is available for $2.99 a month on compatible 2G and 3G AT&T handsets. AT&T customers can simply text Juice to 386 to begin connecting and communicating in a rich social- networking environment that includes profiles, pictures, videos, friend lists, comments, ratings and personal status updates. For more information on JuiceCaster, visit www.att.com/mediamall.

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