FunMail is a new messaging platform that aims to complement any message (or tweet, for that matter) with visual content that is relevant. In practice, this means that users of the service send out messages as they always do, but upon doing so a related (and funny) image will be added.
Users are not required to change the way that they send out messages in any sense – the application looks through them and the relevant pictures are added to make everything more joyous.
Obviously, something like this is not going to draw business users in. Tweens and adolescents on the whole might take to it or not, but knowing how keen they are on cutesy content chances are they will give it a look at the very least.
Also, it must be mentioned that the FunMail Media Library is open to content that is generated by users. That is a good move, since it can but generate a bigger sense of commitment on users and keep them coming back for more.
FunMail.com In Their Own Words
“FunMail is a next-generation visual messaging platform. FunMail finds contextual relevant visual content for any text, tweet or status update. FunMail is as easy as texting, but offers users an infinitely more powerful way to communicate. Users simply enter a message, and the FunMail Media Brain analyzes the text and offers entertaining, relevant choices.”
Why FunMail.com It Might Be A Killer
Tweens might take a real liking to it, and that is a huge-enough userbase to start with.
Some Questions About FunMail.com
How successful can it become in the long run? How will it be marketed? 
