Rick Broida from PCMAG reviews the Zoto.com photo blogging service. Although similar to Flickr for being a photo repository and image sharing community several features do set it apart? "For starters, there's the price: a free Zoto account entitles you to a whopping 2GB of storage space and unlimited bandwidth for uploading pictures. In comparison, Flickr's freebie account limits uploads to just 10MB per month and displays only your 100 most recent photos. By that equation alone, Zoto demands attention.

A few months ago, Red Herring reported a joint venture between US based Earthlink and South Korea's SK Telecom to broaden mobile services and product offerings. The initial services were to include  youth-oriented products such as mobile music downloading, gaming, and blogging. Helio was born from that partnership.

CyWorld is four years old and a mobile blogging powerhouse in the South Korean market. Wired magazine reported  "the online service blends homepage building and social networking with a host of other online activities, including Sims-like role-playing  The online community blends homepage building and social networking with a host of other online activities, including Sims-like role-playing" to their own virtual communities called "  minihompy where they can create diaries, publish images, network, host legal background music and more."

Pixpulse started making headines late last year. Its' a mobile media network for instantly viewing and sharing your digital photos via mobile phones.

mLogs has been around for over two years. It's a hosted service allowing you to upload text, images and video from your camera phone to your mLogs account. The service has a free trial offer. For more information check out mLogs.com.