Twango Sets Foot In The Mobile Market
In an effort to make gains on the escalating mobile interactive market. Nokia has recently acquired Twango, an online storage and social networking service.
The mobile firm gains a user friendly system with Twango. The social networking service is fairly universal between devices which what Nokia plans to utilize the system for. The intention is for users to have the ability to share multimedia through their mobile systems and their PCs.
The service is currently supporting features tools such as tagging, embedding and sharing and also hosts more than 100 different types of files.
Twango, which was created by former Microsoft employee in the fall of 2004 and launched October of last year, targets a slightly older social network demographic at the 24-39 year olds.
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