Tiny Pictures, Inc. today
announced that it has dramatically increased the number of devices
supported by its Radar mobile picture sharing application, including new
support for BlackBerry and Windows Mobile smartphones. The Radar mobile
application is now supported on more than 220 popular consumer-level phones
worldwide.
Radar is the leading service for real-time sharing of cameraphone
pictures and videos between friends. The award-winning Radar mobile
application offers highly interactive browsing and commenting on the phone,
and complements the desktop and mobile browser versions of Radar.
The downloadable application can be obtained for free for a limited
time on Radar's mobile site at http://radar.net and through carrier
partners in North America and Europe.
"The Radar mobile application is the centerpiece of our mobile
experience, offering unprecedented interactivity and real-time sharing of
pictures and comments," said John Poisson, founder and CEO of Tiny
Pictures. "We're excited that this experience is now available to hundreds
of millions of mobile phone users worldwide."
Tiny Pictures
Tiny Pictures, Inc. is the company that brings you Radar, a simple and
addictive way to share cameraphone pictures and videos, browse friends'
pictures as they happen, and immediately join conversations through
comments. Radar can be accessed from PC browsers, mobile phone browsers,
and through a series of applications for mobile devices. Founded in 2005 by
John Poisson, former head of mobile media research and design groups at
Sony in Tokyo, Tiny Pictures is a privately held company based in San
Francisco.
Source:Tiny Pictures
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