Juicecaster 3.0 allows you to post messags, pictures and enjoy social networking directly from your phone or handheld device. Once connected to the JuiceCast network, you can use the MediaBox functionality to maniulate text and rich media and instantly post it to your MySpace, Live Journal and Blogger profiles to name just a few. Juicecaster allows you to capture your life as it happens and share it with your worldwide community of friends. A "lite" version of the products extends WAP based functionality to older phones - all you need is a connection.

Symbian One had a great review of the software:

Now, with MediaBox, JuiceCaster3.0 connects the user’s mobile phone and their entire online life.  A user simply places the free MediaBox – which they get from JuiceCaster – onto as many of their online personal pages or web sites as they like.  Then, the user easily captures interesting pictures and videos on their mobile handset and with one click, the user’s content posts to JuiceCaster.com and every site or personal page that user has placed his or her MediaBox. 

“MediaBox instantly connects the mobile phone to a user’s entire online life becoming an indispensable mobile application for any modern web user,” said David Herman, CEO of Juice Wireless. “

JuiceCaster now let’s you post the content you want, to the places you want, simultaneously.  We call this create once, post everywhere.” 

Additionally, JuiceCaster now offers a MobileLite version, which is a WAP-enabled version of its service that offers all of its core community, communication and viewing features on virtually every internet ready mobile handset. With the development of a WAP version of JuiceCaster, users can share JuiceCasts directly with other mobile users, even those that do not have JuiceCaster mobile application installed on their mobile phone. 

Juicecast is an established player in the phone software market and incorporating Media Box functionality really extends their product offerings by giving people a single software with which to access all their online communities. Once the initial accounts and profiles are setup, you can publish to "x" or "y" with one touch while retaining control of your content at all times. Obviously, it's the Media Box that's embedded into your various services and the sites tour gives several examples of this. I like the fact that the network is also standalone so you can create and social network with just the local community if you don't have multiple blogging accounts. See JuiceCaster for more information and to sign for a free account.

Via SymbianOne 

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