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Verizon customers can upload videos to YouTube directly from their devices

July 24, 2007 by Dusan Belic - 1 Comment

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Verizon YouTubeVerizon subscribers can now upload their video clips on YouTube directly from their handsets. If you’re on Verizon network, all you have to do is update your YouTube account with your cellphone number and after that simply send your video to YTUBE (98823), and voila… within just a few minutes your brand new video is available on YouTube. Best of all, the cost is the same as if you were sending an MMS.

In the same release, Verizon reminds us that once your video is on YouTube, you can access it from a V CAST-enabled phone through the YouTube channel. Alternatively, you can hop over to YouTube mobile site and take it from there.

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