I just received an email from Lee Epting, Forum Nokia’s Vice President, that invites me to test the private beta version of the new Nokia user generated content platform, Mosh.
According to Lee, Mosh is Nokia’s “new user-generated content platform designed specifically for use with any mobile device.”
Here is what you get from their website:
Welcome To MOSH
Your Stuff. Any Phone. Everywhere.Create
Upload your games, applications, photos, video and more.
Collect
Organize your favorites into collections
Share
Pass it on to your friends and other MOSH members around the globe
Mobilize
Leave the laptop at home — upload, share, browse all your favorite stuff right on your mobile phone
It is basically a multimedia content sharing portal, where you can find audio, video, images, applications, games and documents shared by users through their mobile phone.
You can tag and comment any kind of content of course, as well as share and download it.
I’m going to sign up to Mosh now and will write a review pretty soon. At this stage, my first thoughts are that Nokia is again one step forward than all the others.
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probably work fine considering the mobile browsing options of most cell phones, and the concentration of media-sharing that Mosh is encouraging. Nevertheless, adding private messaging and subscription options for other users wouldn’t hurt. Thanks to Luca for the access – check out his blog for another review. [IMG mosh-s.png] [IMG mosh-s2.png] [IMG mosh-s3.png] [IMG mosh-s4.png] Recommended: Hi5 Stuff at Mashcodes! Share This [IMG]
probably work fine considering the mobile browsing options of most cell phones, and the concentration of media-sharing that Mosh is encouraging. Nevertheless, adding private messaging and subscription options for other users wouldn’t hurt. Thanks to Luca for the access – check out his blog for another review. [IMG mosh-s.png] [IMG mosh-s2.png] [IMG mosh-s3.png] [IMG mosh-s4.png] Recommended: Hi5 Stuff at Mashcodes! Share This [IMG]
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