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June 18, 2007 3:01 PM PDT

Radar.net

by Webware staff

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Category: Mobile

Radar is designed specifically for swapping camera-phone photos around with your friends, an activity that is growing more and more common in today's mobile world. Radar assigns you a unique e-mail address that you can use from your computer or your mobile phone to send pictures to the service. Your photos are then shared with all your Radar "friends," who can access their accounts from either their computers or their cell phones.

One interesting aspect is that Radar is completely private. There are no social-networking features so that other users can find you: it allows you to share photos just with people you already know.

Web site: www.Radar.net

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