Cellserf now uses an intuitive and colourful user interface.
Store Pictures and Videos clicked using your mobile and share them with your friends using Email, YouTube or Messaging at your convenience.
Uploading pictures clicked using your mobile phone to YouTube is as easy as clicking 1 2 3 on your mobile.
InfoVision 2007 – The Knowledge Summit has formed the InfoVision Mobile Community using CellSerf technology. InfoVision 2007 will bring together a dazzling array of internationally known thought leaders to share, discuss and debate pertinent issues on social networking.
F. C. Kohli, Ajit Balakrishnan, Hsinchun Chen, Noshir Contractor, Jawahar Malhotra, Pandu Nayak, Prabhakar Raghavan, Vijay Raghavan, Rohini Srihari, and other renowned speakers will cover different aspects of social networking, knowledge discovery and innovation.
Videos clippings of the lectures and discussions will be broadcast on mobile using CellSerf. Participants with CellSerf on their mobile will be able to view these videos. Registrations for the event to be held in Mumbai on 17-18 December, 2007, are still open.
In his blog Marc Meyer asks the question, “The thing that you grab along with your keys, your purse or your wallet, what is it? It goes wherever you go.” He goes on to give the quick and obvious answer “Your phone.” He makes a valid point here, that today the mobile phone is an indispensable part of everyone’s life.
The mobile phone was and is designed as a peer to peer communication tool. But mostly this communication has been in the form of talking and recently texting. So telecoms have been generating revenues mostly based on customer talk times and texting numbers.
A recent Nokia survey came up with some interesting facts. Nearly half the respondents (44%) use their mobile device as their primary camera, with India being home to the most prolific mobile photographers (68%). Globally, seventy two percent now don’t use a separate alarm clock and 73% use their mobile as their main watch or clock. Further, 67% of the respondents predict the mobile phone will replace their MP3 player. Already a large percentage are listening to their music on a mobile phone. Over a third (36%) of respondents are browsing on their mobile devices at least once a month. Inevitably, Japan leads the way in mobile internet usage with 37% admitting to going online on their mobile on a daily basis. In India, today there are more mobile internet users than computer internet users.
And looking to the future, more than one in two (58%) of those questioned would like to be able to control all their household appliances via their mobile device. This is especially true in India (85%).
So the mobile phone is now evolving into a multi functional multimedia device. As the study points people now use their phones for more than just calling and texting. The multimedia device in their hand is more powerful than that. This also means that the way people communicate should change. With CellSerf a user can share expressions that can be in video, voice, picture, and text, with their friends.
When your mobile phone is capable of doing more, why limit your interactions with friends and family to just phone calls and SMSes. You just bought a new bike, well click a picture of it and share it with your friends in real time using CellSerf. Almost everybody today has a mobile handset. And, afterall, that is all you need to share everyday expressions.
CellSerf allows you to connect to your friends anywhere in the world. The CellSerf software application is not coupled with any handset or telecom service provider. CellSerf works on any phone that supports J2ME (CLDC 1.0 and MIDP 2.0 or higher). To use the software you need to activate a data service such as GPRS/EDGE on your mobile from your telecom operator.
You must keep the CellSerf application running on your mobile handset (in the background) to stay ‘online’. Whenever you get a message you are intimated by a ‘beep’. If you logout of the application then any messages sent to you appears in the inbox the next time you run CellSerf.
With CellSerf on your mobile phone it instantly becomes more powerful. With CellSerf you can do IM, messaging and email that too using video, voice, picture and text.
Today users not only use their mobile handset to talk but also to listen to music, click videos and pictures. But sharing this multimedia content was never easy. One would have to transfer the pictures to a computer before sharing them with friends through email. With CellSerf you can share your live pictures immediately with your friends. Just click and share. Send it as an email or as a multimedia message. Your friends can get your messages on their mobile phone or computer.
Your phone’s multimedia capability is brought to the fore. Communicate using video, voice and pictures. Communicate using IM, email and messaging. Stay connected on the go and at all times with CellSerf.
CellSerf Mobile Email allows users to send Video, Picture, Voice and Text messages as Emails to their friends on their computer.
On signing up with CellSerf, a user will get a mobile email ID that is based on their phone number. For example, a user with mobile number +911234567 in India gets the mobile email ID +911234567@cellserf.com
With CellSerf you can immediately click videos and share with friends. They can view it on their computer and reply to you. CellSerf converts your mobile handset into a powerful communication device. The mobile phone is many times more powerful now! CellSerf lets you do a lot more with your phone now.
The mobile email ID is very useful for friends on computers to send emails that are instantly received on the mobile phone. Incoming messages and emails are stored in the inbox of CellSerf. All messages can be saved, forwarded or replied from the mobile handset.
CellSerf Mobile Messaging allows users to send Video, Picture, Voice and Text messages as SMS to their friends on mobile. What’s more these multimedia SMSes are free.
With CellSerf the user doesn’t have to type. The user can communicate in style using video, picture and voice! After all what is the use of a multimedia phone if you cannot communicate with your friends using video, picture and voice? CellSerf enables this free. All you need is GPRS/EDGE/WLL connectivity on your phone and you can start sharing your live videos with your friends. Once you get hooked on to the convenience of using CellSerf you will view your phone with a new found attachment!
The Instant Messaging service of CellSerf enables users to connect to their Yahoo (http://messenger.yahoo.com), MSN (http://get.live.com) and Google Talk (http://www.google.com/talk) accounts together. This is in addtion to the Free Multimedia Messaging and Email that CellSerf enables.
There are several IM applications for mobile, however the unique feature of CellSerf IM is ‘Multimedia Instant Messaging’. Using CellSerf mobile users can send Voice, Picture and Video instant messages to their friends on Yahoo, MSN and Google Talk. The features not only add convenience to mobile users who find typing messages difficult and slow, but also enable users to share their world more creatively with their friends and family. Further the Group IM feature allows simultaneous chatting with multiple IM contacts. These features make CellSerf very convenient to use from the mobile handset. The multimedia capability of the phone is fully exploited by allowing a user to communicate using voice, video and pictures.
The interesting part of CellSerf IM is that it does not require VoIP or 3G network to send Multimedia IM from mobile. The application uses innovative technology to communicate multimedia content over 2.5G network. As India is still in the planning phase for the deployment of 3G, CellSerf IM offers never before convenience to the Indian mobile community.
If the installation is successful, you should find CellSerf in the list of installed Java applications for most phones, in the main menu or the “My Own” menu for Symbian phones, or in the “Java Games” menu for some other phones.
CellSerf runs on devices that support CLDC 1.0 and MIDP 2.0. This includes the vast majority of mobile phones sold after 2003 that support Java. The CellSerf application is completely free but you may be charged by your network operator for internet access.
If you face any problems in installing and running CellSerf on your mobile phone please search the blogs here for answers. If you still have problems after that then feel free to write to us at users__AT__cellserf.com
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