Vipera.com - A Cell Phone Community

Would you like to be able to publish content right from your cell phone? Well Vipera.com is a site that lets you do just that. Vipera is a media cell phone community, that lets you browse through the sites content, post blogs, meet people, make comments, and have discussions on whatever topic interests you, all from your cell phone. You can install Vipera directly to your phone or download it first on your PC then transfer it to your phone via cable, or Bluetooth. Once you have installed Vipera you are ready to go and make your life public. Create a profile with your photo, list of interests and links to your blogs. You can rate members and make comments about their interests. Now all your friends can see what you are up to and keep track of the important moments of your life. You can browse through the site content without downloading Vipera, but to be involved you need to make a profile and download Vipera. Vipera is a global community and there are members from all over the world. Voice your opinion and stay connected with Vipera.

"Vipera is the first interactive media community designed for mobile, inspired by events, generated by opinions. For the first time ever, you will be able to capture your world with your mobile and publish it in order to change the things of your world that you do not like."

Vipera.com has a busy, colorful interface. The homepage does a good job at giving your examples of what you can do in the Vipera community. The homepage also keeps you up to date with who is the most active in the community, the most popular blogs and most popular entries. Cell phones are now being used like computers and Vipera is another community that helps keeps people connected from their cell phone.

Will Vipera eventually allow users to add content to Vipera from the website? There are other online, cell phone communities that have many of the same features as Vipera, how will Vipera compete will such communities? Also it would be great if Vipera would let their members create groups so members with common interests can connect more easily.