May 10, 2006
Comeks on your Phone and Global Peers
Using Comeks, in 5 minutes I was able to author this on a Nokia N70, including image manipulation, based on a picture that was already there in memory. That’s no mean feat for an application that runs on a phone and relies on a key-pad and 4-way rocker switch as its only means of user input. The one thing I could wish for is a “save to blog” or “save to Flickr” function — maybe they need to do an integration with ShoZu, another great application featured at this week’s Mobile Monday Global Summit. ShoZu was our entrant into the Global Peer Awards but it was Toronto’s ComVu that took top honors with their live video broadcasting application. Live video broadcasting from a Mobile! Even working for an operator, I shudder to think of the data costs on that one!
Filed by Daniel Appelquist at 11:08 under Mobile Monday, Mobile Web, Mobility
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And the good news is that ShoZu integration comes for free.
If you save the Comeks file using the jpeg option, ShoZu offers to upload it to Flickr (or whichever other photo sharing site you’ve configured ShoZu to send to).
See for example http://www.flickr.com/photos/atiller/144503293/.
[...] I was excited to read today that Comeks, a great application for creating comic-book art on your phone, picked up some funding. Of course, I was talking about this app a year ago. I still think it’s one of the coolest content creation environments I’ve ever seen. Congratulations to Arto and the whole team up there. Don’t spend it all in one place. [...]