Skyfire, MocoSpace, Partner to Bring Mobile Social Community to Windows Mobile and Symbian Users
Social networking continues to drive mobile browsing
MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA, Tuesday, June 9, 2009 -- Today Skyfire, the makers of the PC-like browser for mobile devices, and MocoSpace, a leading mobile social network, announced a partnership that will deliver the popular social network to consumers using the Skyfire browser to access the web from their mobile phones. The partnership, which provides MocoSpace with prominent placement among Skyfire’s bookmarks will allow users to quickly and easily access the community site’s features like IM, photo sharing, chat and profile pages of its over 6 million users.
Content is King
Skyfire was the first mobile browser to integrate real-time web activity aggregating customized feeds from news, media, Facebook and Twitter. It continues to be the only mobile browser that delivers the PC web to mobile phones at unprecedented speeds. Skyfire is partnering with Web companies to create a host of links available in the Skyfire bookmarks, giving their users easy access to sites they visit frequently – social networks and media-rich sites.
“The MocoSpace brand and its mobile community product fit really well with our vision to bring the richest possible social networking experience to this mobile generation,” said Tracy DeMiroz. "With the explosion of social networking among Skyfire users, we are happy to reach the over 6 million registered users that MocoSpace has. Now with this partnership, in just one click, our users can be engaged with all MocoSpace has to offer"
MocoSpace empowers anyone with a mobile device to have a full, rich social networking experience on mobile without ever having to use a computer.
“We’re always looking for new opportunities to reach mobile consumers especially if we can make the mobile socializing experience better in the process,” said Justin Siegel, co-founder and CEO of MocoSpace. “It makes a lot of sense for us to partner with a great product company like Skyfire because our interests line up so well. Both companies seek to make the mobile Web experience faster, more accessible and more fun for consumers.”
Skyfire users can find the MocoSpace link in their bookmarks. Skyfire 1.0 is available for free at get.skyfire.com.
Source: Skyfire / MocoSpace (WEBWIRE)
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