Over the last number of years, we have been bombarded with ever-more complicated electronics - from TVs to cameras to mobile phones - which the great majority of consumers never bother to figure out how to use fully. For example, even though most most mobile handsets in the market today have features galore - everything from cameras and videos to pre-installed games - the majority of consumers still just use them primarily for voice and some messaging (SMS, MMS, email).
The tech industry seems to be finally taking notice. Among other signs, Cisco's aquisition of Pure Digital Technologies, the maker of the super-simple Flip video camera, highlights the recognition of consumers' desire for products that are inexpensive, easy to use and work easily with online storage and social platforms.
The same can be said in the area of mobile handsets. Up to now, products have been too complicated, too expensive, and targeted to the fancy high-end and smart-phone segments. Going forward, it’s about who can make the mobile web the most accessible, the easiest to use, for the largest amount of phone owners.
Thus, Momail's strategy is on target - simple mobile email, working on the majority of handset models, easy to understand features and functionality - and saves data costs.
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Friday, March 27, 2009
Consumers seek simplicity
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Monday, March 16, 2009
Upload mobile photos to Facebook with Momail

We've all been in that situation - you just took some fun pictures with your camera phone, you'd love to share them with friends on Facebook, but you are not in a country where you can upload via MMS, and you don't have a fancy smart-phone with its custom Facebook application.
Momail has just made it easier for you. Thus, if you have a Momail account, just go to "My Services" with your Momail account and follow the directions. It just takes a few minutes - and you don't need an expensive smartphone to use it! Once your Facebook and Momail accounts are connected, start sending emails addressed to "Facebook", with your mobile photos attached, and voilá, your pictures are posted.
If you don't already have a Momail account, set up takes less than 2 minutes, and works on almost any phone! Sign up here.
Respected industry blog, GoMo News, has tested the service with very positive feedback. Our users love its ease of use too!
Have you tried it? Leave a comment, and tell us what you think.
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