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September 17, 2007

ShoZu Slideshow Beta for Consumers - about to launch

ShoZu is soon to launch a web widget that runs on all major social networking sites as well as other online services such as blogs. ShoZu Slideshow creates a virtual photo frame for camera phone pictures and videos, that anyone can create and anyone can post to any web page on the internet. The content can be updated at any time directly from the mobile phone and updates will be seen immediately by anyone who has a copy of your Slideshow.

A Slideshow can display Videos, Images, Audio, Text, Contextual Ads/Upsell promos. They can be displayed in static or slideshow mode.

Check out one of my slideshows below (try clicking various parts of the widget...):

Posted at 04:53 PM |

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yay another viral attractor for ShoZu!

Posted by: Roland Tanglao | September 17, 2007 at 08:53 PM

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