A service that does for mobile phones what Ning does for the broader Internet, Motribe is here to let people stay fully-connected when they are on the go. Thanks to Motribe, any organization or brand can create a mobile community and give its punters the chance to remain connected among themselves. They’ll be able to use a nifty chat application for messaging each other all around the clock, and also to have media such as photos shared straightaway. And all the media that is shared like this can be both rated and commented.
Personally, I think that a service such as this one would work out greatly for members of churches, sports teams, schools and hobby groups. These will be able to connect at any event they are attending, and interact with each other even when they are located at opposite ends of the same venue or building.
The full version of Motribe works for more than 4500 different handsets already, and there’s also a lite version that caters for more basic feature phones. Registration to the site is free, and when signing up for the service one’s asked to choose the color styling he’d like his mobile network to have.
Motribe.com In Their Own Words
Build your community. Take on the mobile web. Simple and easy to use.
Some Questions About Motribe.com
In which other contexts would such mobile networks be effective? Can temporary networks be created for events such as festivals? 
