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"Samsung  has created a mobile phone that is optimized for use with YouTube, and it scheduled to be released in Europe as early as next month. \nThe Samsung SGH-L760 is a 3G phone, and lets you upload videos that you've recorded with the mobile device.  What's different about this phone in particular is its optimization for direct upload to a handful of services, including YouTube, uBlog, and Buzznet.  This slider phone also features a 2MP video camera, TFT screen with 176 x 200 pixel resolution, and mp3 player, RSS reader, FM radio and more. \nSo will this pre-loaded, direct access to video-sharing and blogging sites have an affect on webstars or citizen journalism?  Probably not, but it does speak to the concerted effort of peripheral devices, such as mobile phones and television set top boxes, to become more integrated with Internet culture.  Removing steps and offering a more direct connection between these devices and popular services is one way in which the end user may choose the new Samsung over other new hone releases, and lets Samsung compete on a more even keel with Nokia and Apple, which have been very proactive with the integration of Internet culture.  With improving technology, mobile phones are becoming more important for partnerships for companies looking to make their mark as a provider of mobile content.\n[via]"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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