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Once in a while, your camera phone captures a rare gem of a moment. That shot of your friend spraying milk from her nose or that road sign that could be interpreted as obscene is good for a few hearty laughs. After that, though, the pictures are left to gather digital dust in your phone.

Don't let those great memories go to waste! Exclaim's Pictavision Teleprints is an application for your mobile phone that lets you snap pictures and send them directly from your cell for printing. From there, your options are to have them mailed to you through dotPhoto's online print service, or have them ready for pick-up at your local Walgreens in an hour. Distributing embarrassing photos of your friends has never been easier!

Post by Anton Galang



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