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There are a few good ways to access Orkut from your mobile phone.

You could try it from your phone’s web browser at

http://m.orkut.com

Or you could try the Official Google Orkut Java app which will work for most mobile phone. It can upload pictures directly from your phone. Although the app is free, using it will mean you will have to pay data charges to your carrier. On your phone’s browser go to the following URL to download the app directly to your phone”

http://m.google.com/orkut

Orkut has announced its new mobile website. The new site is optimized to work with Webkit-based S60 browser, meaning that it uses JavaScript/AJAX to provide users with better experience. As a matter of fact, new features are also included in the mix, allowing users to upload their photos, browse picture galleries, perform click-to-calls and quick friend searches.No software is need to be installed in order to access the optimized-for-S60 orkut. Simply point your S60 browser to m.orkut.com and take it from there.

Natajak is really easy to use, just like normal texting. It’s simple to install, free to register, there’s no contract and no need to change your phone or network.Use natajak to get your emails on your mobile, update your facebook status, or send photos to your friends! You can also get free news and information and send messages to groups of your friends.Natajak sends messages over the internet so if you have an inclusive data package from your mobile network provider all natajak messages will be FREE. If not, you may pay a small data cost but even so natajak can save you up to 99% on the cost of texts, photo messages and email. Continue reading »

get linkedIn mobile here 

visit http://picasaweb.google.com/m/

Theres a small J2ME Orkut mobile client developed by Alex Atul Cherian. Get it here. We havent tested it yet. You will needed a working Data/Internet connection for this.

 Plaxo, the social networking service has a nice mobile face at

http://m.plaxo.com/

take a look . Plaxo also has a software for Mac OSX that keeps your Mac AddressBook uptodate with Plaxo.

Neat little thing.

Bluepulse. You can sign in and see who is chatting and what they are chatting about. You can see what photo’s, video’s and content your friends have added. You can check your messages and send out individual or broadcast messages. You can meet your friends’ friends and see what they are up to on bluepulse. You can even browse the community by age, sex and location or browse through the most popular or newest people in the community and around the world. Never has your mobile been so social and been able to take you so far. Bluepulse is for free. But be warned : you will be billed for data access by your career.

Explore My Widgets to use a huge range of mobilized web content, from FlickR to Blogger, to the local television guide or movie guide, through to logging into MSN Messenger, Yahoo Messenger, checking your email on GMail or any Pop3 service, looking at traffic cameras through to weather or blood alcohol testers and soooo much more, all free and ready for you to use on your regular mobile phone. 

Point your phone’s browser to http://bluepulse.com

Helios has been supporting mySpace. But what about the rest of us?

VCel has launched a J2ME version of MySpace. They say it works on Cingular only. Give it a shot.

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  Welcome to iRovr: Your iPhone’s Best Friend! iRovr is a unique social experience developed specifically for owners of Apple’s revolutionary new mobile device. iRovr makes it easy to communicate with friends and family, even giving you the ability to blog, share photos and videos, and post bookmarks without even visiting this website. Tap Register Now to get started.  

    http://www.irovr.com/  on your iPhone browser