ShoZu expands to Snapfish, Ovi

Mobile social media services provider ShoZu announced users can now connect to nine additional online communities, including imaging services site Snapfish, Nokia's personal media sharing platform Ovi and mobile photo sharing service SnapMyLife. Other ShoZu user options now feature AOL's BlueString media sharing and Xdrive file storage sites, photo/video sharing communities DivShare and Smugmug, web creation and hosting site Free Webs and citizen journalism site Reuters You Witness News. ShoZu users may now connect via mobile to 46 Web 2.0 properties in all--last month, the firm added support for Twitter, Photobucket, Dailymotion and Friendster. Its free mobile client is currently pre-installed on newer Motorola and Samsung phones and downloadable to more than 300 additional handset models.

For more on the new ShoZu partnerships:
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