You can point to our modern day social networking lives with a vain ethos of: follow me, re-tweet me, tag-me, upload-me, me, me, me.
Strangely they quickly obliged, had me upload it myself, and switched all of the hits (220,000 or so) over to me!
Another workflow lets me upload images to WordPress from iOS.
I just wanted a simple service that let me upload every song into stores after I'm done recording it.
I'm a big fan of music streaming startup Rdio, but one thing it does not do (and probably never will): let me upload the music I already owned before I subscribed to their service so I can stream it on the go (it does have an iTunes syncing feature, but it's limited to the music they've licensed).
While I'd much prefer some more timely feedback, the end result was a full listing of the items bought that day (a Nantucket Nectars, an Italian hoagie, and some chips if you must know), whereas my Lemon upload only told me I spent $7.32 in that transaction.
Let me upload it onto You Tube".
Google needs to make it much easier to push images over to my phone in real time and then let me upload photos and videos from there.
For example, a friend goes to upload an Instagram of me, the hypothetical Facebook face API recognizes me as Josh Constine, and then tags me within Instagram's feed as my username "joshsc", but if shared to Facebook I'd be properly tagged with real name and profile.
For example, if you upload a photo of me that I find embarrassing, I could prevent you from tagging me in it, but I can't forbid you from keeping your own photo online (or keeping it private, bugs aside).
