Due to an accelerating number of users uploading photographs thru their camera telephones, Flickr has said upgrades to their mobile broadband site. One of the most prominent upgrades will be the power to view uploaded videos through a mobile telephone.

Yahoo's Flickr the hottest photo-sharing sites around, and not just due to its unusually interesting name. For $25 a year, you can upload as many full-res footage as you need, as well as 90-second videos, for any one to see (a free account gives you the power to upload 100MB worth of photographs a month, but no videos).

Ustream asserted the provision of Ustream Live Broadcaster iPhone app in the iTunes App Store. According to the company, the new iPhone app, which also allows video recording to the Web, is the first one-to-many live broadcasting application ever available in the App store (note : Pointy Heads Software lately launched an iPhone app called Knocking Live Video app--see the article made public on itvt.com, December 2nd--that authorizes live one-to-one streaming between iPhone).

Live Internet broadcast service supplier, Ustream, approached [itvt] Monday to allow us know that it'll be powering live, interactive feeds of today's Golden Globes designations and tomorrow's premiere of the new James Cameron film, "Avatar."