18 November 2004 10:51 GMT / By Stuart Miles
Bonusprint in the UK, has announced a plan for mobile camera phone users to be able to upload photos to a camera print and share service.The service, called Bonusprint Mobile offers customers the ability to upload photos from camera-phones with just a single key-press. Images are transferred via GPRS and then can be ordered from the website from only 12p per print and the results delivered straight to the customers' door
For the launch, Bonusprint is offering customers a 30-day free trial, with a cost of £1.99 per month thereafter. It will work with Symbian OS-based handsets that are connected to the four major networks in the UK; O2, Orange, T-Mobile, and Vodafone
At launch the following handsets will be supported: Nokia 7610, 6600, 3660, 3650, 7650 and the Siemens SX1, with Bonusprint hoping to add more handsets shortly.
The photos can also be saved on the Bonusprint Mobile website, either organised into albums, and / or shared with friends and family, accessed from the phone or online.
The monthly subscription includes 100Mb of online space, equivalent to approximately 300 photos. In addition customers can also synchronise their contacts with the Bonusprint Mobile website, so if they should lose their phone they can still easily keep all of their numbers.
More information can be found at www.bonusprintmobile.co.uk Cameras, Online, Printing services, Bonusprint, Phones
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