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"We've been barraged with news from services announcing iPhone applications to accompany the iPhone 3g revealing today, and we're passing the good fortune along to you.  The latest to create an iPhone app to take advantage of the new toy is Phanfare.\nThis recently funded photo-sharing site doubles as a storage and distribution service, and the new iPhone application gives you one-click mobile access to its core features.  Photo albums can be created and caption can be added to images directly on your iPhone with the Phanfare app, and then sent off to your accompanying Phanfare account on the web.\nPhotos are actually taken with the Phanfare application, with the built-in camera tool, which streamlines the process.  This means that photos are saved with Phanfare, and accessed on your Phanfare account.  The idea behind this all is to remove the PC, as if it were a middleman, in the photo-sharing process.  Phanfare wants you to consider your iPhone as you would any other digital camera\u2014except it can send photos out to friends and family.\nOnce you've taken a photo and it's sent to your web account, it can then be shared with family and friends, as well as through your Facebook application.  This distribution to friends and family across the web appears to be automated, based on your settings, through the new iPhone application.  In addition to the new iPhone application, Phanfare has also optimized image viewing for the iPhone, using the Safari browser."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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