MyAbui.com - A New Social Communication Platform

Social communication platforms are nothing new. The one and only prerogative is how they can become more secure and stable than the ones we currently have right now. Secure, stable, and also more flexible, of course. This platform attempts to address these considerations by letting users create two basic circles to communicate. These are a public and a private circle, and they are complemented by SMS and micro-blogging functionalities. This means that users can communicate via cell phones and smartphones in the same way that they would interact though the website. And the messages that can be sent out can be headed in multiple directions: one-to-one, one-to-many, many-to-many…

Of course, it is always possible to import and upload contacts, and everything is stored in the cloud. Besides, a search functionality is provided and it will let you look up people by category. Needless to say, once you have got your profile going and added more than a slice of users such a feature might save you both time and headaches.

The idea, then, is to bring a higher level of relevancy to social communication. I would say that this company is making a beeline for the most dynamic relationship builder available. If you want to see if it can live up to that name or not, I would advice you to give the site a try, create a free account and put it through its paces.

“Over the past 15 years, the marketplace has witnessed the broad use and acceptance of digital communication. Email and SMS have become ubiquitous. Yet advances in recent years have centered on gaining access to digital communication. Broadband made it faster, Wi-Fi provided mobility, a multitude of new hardware devices (laptops, Netbooks, Smartphones) all made it more convenient, but digital communication has been the same. myabui changes that. The myabui platform takes email, SMS, and micro-blogging and adds privacy, security, and flexibility to the experience. Now, there is a better way to communicate.”

The many social web adepts are bound to give it a try at the very least. Plus, it’s free.

What chances has it got of making it?