My favorite social media aggregation tool, Pixelpipe, just had a huge monster update last night and things just keep getting better and better for the San Francisco startup that now can probably be called the king of social media. Great job guys but I must say I’m really curious about you’re tweet from last week hinting at a possible native s60 Pixelpipe application due to the limitations of Share Online.  Anyway, check out the services below and see if you fancy any of them. I already setup Google OCR and have been getting good results after my initial test.

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Pixelpipe my favorite social media aggregation tools just keeps getting better and better, its always nice to see how a developer, well actually the group leaders of this industry continuously re-invent themselves by making an already great product even better. Well guess what, Pixelpipe now let’s you choose “a new feature that allows for the selection of individual services at the time of upload for Nokia Share Online users.”

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Just cruising twitter late last night, yes I’m a twitter addict, and I stumbled on a tweet from Mark Guim from “The Nokia  Blog” who shared a very nice and convenient tip on how to upload photos to a specific Flickr Set and I just wanted to share it with you all, so you can put it into practice immediately, I know I did. This to me is invaluable and just makes me love Pixelpipe even more.

Mark says

Step 1. Add pixelpipe to Nokia Share Online.

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Pixelpipe is now live on Share Online, this is a must get for any serious media addict out there. I love the way this is so tightly integrated into the Symbian OS.

Connect Nokia Share Online to over 85 services across the Social Web with Pixelpipe. This utility will help you to create and configure Share Online to utilize the Pixelpipe Media Gateway to distribute photos, video, audio and files to popular social networks, micro-blogs, photo/video and blog services. Services include: Flickr, Picasa, YouTube, Facebook, MySpace, hi5, imeem, Vox, Bebo, Hyves, Photobucket, Kodak, vimeo, blip.tv, Twitter, FriendFeed, TwitPic, Blogger, TypePad, WordPress

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Today is a special day, NMT is happy to have had a chance to interview one of the premier Nokia/Symbian Bloggers, his name Ricky Cadden aka the Symbian-Guru.

Tell us a little about your background and what lead you to start blogging about Nokia and Symbian?

I have a background in Business Marketing and Management, but have been blogging about Nokia/Symbian for over 2 years. I started as a commenter on PhoneScoop.com, and was pointed towards HowardForums, where I became an active member of the community. I launched Symbian-Guru.com in November 2006, after Symella was ported to S60v3 and I found myself emailing my favorite blogs with the news – I realized I might as well have my own blog.
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Week 18

Hello people and thank you for reading; this post will inaugurate our series called “This Week In Nokia” were we will highlight some articles from the around the Nokia Blogosphere. Did I read Nokia E71i coming soon, oh yeah
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