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Member Since Jun 2nd, 2007

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Group Forms to Promote Mobile TV

Jun 7th 2007 6:35AM on The Wireless Development Weblog

Youtube mobile - now from www.yamgo.tv

Wonder how youtube will be like in your WAP enabled mobile phone? Experience for yourself at http://yamgo.mobi from your mobile's browser and be part of the
beta test program providing valuable feedbacks. Checkout complimentary service www.yamgo.tv over web.

Another good poke at the mobile phone TV market of the future

Jun 7th 2007 12:18AM on The Wireless Report

Extreme Sports Mobile TV

Free extreme sports videos always and anywhere with you. Simply type http://yamgo.mobi in your mobile phone's internet browser.
Yamgo has signed a deal with Tom Horn to launch a WAP-based mobile video sharing service. Also upload and view videos over web at www.yamgo.tv.
They have made it really easy to start watching your videos on phones.

Jun 6th 2007 5:45AM on Engadget Mobile

Youtube on your mobile phone

Youtube has a new competitor who has beaten them to launching mobile video sharing. It's live now from www.yamgo.tv You can upload,
share and broadcast your video on mobile phones now. check it out it's pretty cool and the quality is good. http://yamgo.mobi

Instant Vacation via your TV Remote

Jun 2nd 2007 6:44AM on Gadling

Extreme sports mobile TV company Yamgo (www.yamgo.com) has signed a deal with Tom Horn to launch a WAP-based mobile video sharing service.
Yamgo customers can create their own mobile video page and upload videos directly from their mobile phone(http://yamgo.mobi) or over the web (www.yamgo.tv).
Videos can be shared with friends on any mobile network (with WAP access).

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