Txtmarks.net - From your Mobile to your Bookmarks

Next time someone tells you about a great new website, or recommends a movie or you hear a song you like on the radio, don't just forget it - add a Txtmark so you can find it again instantly next time you go to your computer. Send a txt with a URL in to Txtmarks and it automatically gets added to your web browser's bookmarks (no download required). Send a txt with a movie name in and a link to the Amazon product page for the movie's DVD gets added to your bookmarks. And if you txt "Artist - Song name" a link to buy the track on iTunes gets added automatically.

"Websites, movies, music and more from your mobile to your bookmarks anytime, anywhere. Txtmarks is the best way to remember things you want on the Internet when you're not at your computer. Just txt what's on your mind and Txtmarks adds it to your computer's bookmarks."

Txtmarks.net seamlessly links mobile phones and the web in a way never done before. Rather than trying to use the "mobile web" on a slow mobile device with a small screen you can simply create a Txtmark (a bookmark by txt) to use when you get home to your real computer.

Is this service really useful? Will people use it?