MobyPicture, whose tagline is ‘shoot and share,’ allows users to easily send pictures from their mobile phones to the web. Registered members will be able to send photos directly to their personal Mobylog or to Twitter.
The easiest way to send pics to Moby is to add your Moby account name to your contact list; you’ll be able send that MMS more quickly. To send photos to your Twitter accounts, all you need to do is select the ‘also send to Twitter’ option on your Moby account. Once you post to your Mobylog it will also post to Twitter. Other than that, the site features photo contests, this month’s is entitled Babe/Hunk of the month. There are pubilogs, or public Mobylogs which you can browse without limits. You can also check out the populogs (popular Moby users) activelogs and bestloggers. The service is free; the only charges you may incur are those associate with your mobile provider.
MobyPicture.com In Their Own Words
“ Mobypicture was the first pan-european operator independant mobilie digital service. Born out of necessity by consumers.”
Why MobyPicture.com It Might Be A Killer
The mobile market, as you may have guessed, is huge. Phones are not only more affordable, they’ve also become a necessity. Most phones today come equipped with a camera. MobyPicture makes it extremely easy to post pictures to the web and share them with friends. It’s especially useful in the European market, where there are many different service providers and fees. Moby works pretty much everywhere.
Some Questions About MobyPicture.com
Does the public need MobyPicture? Many social networks and new 2.o sites already have mobile integration, making Moby unnecessary. How will it make itself more than a nonstarter? 
