T9Space.com - Connect to top social networking sites from your mobile, faster

You´re waiting for the bus to come and you notice this hilarious billboard with an advertisement for deodorant. Suddenly, the ad slogan inspires you and you know exactly what you need to do: change your Facebook quote. But you´re nowhere near a computer, and you could write it down and do it later, but you might forget, and anyway who uses pen and paper these days? Now you can use T9Space´s services to connect at high speed directly to the top Social Networking sites, like Facebook, Craig´s List, MySpace, and more. Using something called Intuitive Content Parsing technology, T9Space promises to do a better job of configuring a web browser to work on your mobile screen. It´s free, it´s claimed to be ten times faster than connecting without it, it works from any (internet-enabled) phone, and it sounds worth a try. Also the site lets you upload pics from your mobile and be a part of their user community, so you and your friends can use the T9Space site to network if you want.

“T9space.com focuses on the top Social Networking Sites (MySpace, Facebook, Bebo, etc) in order to help you keep in touch with your friends while on the go.

As people get more used to using social networking sites, they are becoming a primary means for communication. It´s becoming more common to post something on a Facebook page than to call someone, and it´s also a way to reach more people in one action. People who want to get the word out about something do it on a site´s message board, not through e-mail. So by providing a faster and better way to do this, T9Space is entering a really good market and should be a hit if it works as well as it says it does. Maybe there is potential for a partnership with sites such as Facebook and MySpace.

Will T9Space really be TEN times faster than other providers? What will happen if they start getting a lot of users; will they be able to provide the same quality of service? It will have to keep its technology updated in order to uphold the promise it makes.