Natuba is a new photo sharing site that targets iPhone users with an emphasis on mobile uploading. The guys who put this together are some of Houston’s brightest, and I am very excited to see them get some well-deserved attention. Check out Natuba! You don’t need an iPhone (although you do get an enhanced experience with the iPhone). If you can email a photo, you can use Natuba.
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