Indian mobile space along with cellphone devices are finally through with anticipation of web 2.0 and social networking wave. Already caught the online web space among Indian crowd, social media and networking services are showing interest in ever growing mobile user base in India. Recently, Vodafone has announced that its research in motion product BlackBerry Storm to be launched in India soon that will carry all big apps of web on mobile such as MySpace, YouTube, Facebook social networking, Flickr, Google Maps, Find&Go navigation through its high speed navigation and touch screen. On other part LG Electronics India partnered with RockeTalk mobile social networking application to pre-load on all new LG KT610 and KF750 (Secret) mobile phone models with RockeTalk mobile social networking App. If you are a regular reader of IndianWeb2, you might have noticed that mobile 2.0 in India is most busy stream getting updates in terms of newly launched services, companies coming in, partnerships and expansion of mobile 2.0 in Indian mobile spectrum. Meanwhile Microsoft launched its Live search Maps for India earlier this week on web and Mobile (http://m.live.co.in). Microsoft’s Live Search Service, thereby allowing users to search for geographical information, places of general interest and business listings both on ...

Blue Lion Mobile, a Cologne-based company has officially offered it mobile 2.0 product 'Qeep', a social network for mobile phones in India, which would allow Indian users to stay connected with their friends, make new friends and do all such social networking activities on their Mobile handsets by downloading the application qeep on to their mobile phones. Qeep is a Java based App and can be downloaded for free at www.qeep.net or via WAP portal at wap.qeep.net. Any internet-ready mobile phone that supports Java MIDP 2.0 is qeep-compatible. Qeep offers host of interactive features like private messaging, photo-blogging with unlimited storage space, live multi-player gaming, sound attacks and QMS, a special kind of text message designed for qeep and costs a lot less than an SMS. The beta-version of the qeep mobile community was launched in December 2006 and have a user base of over 3,00,000 users fronm around 160 countries.

BigAdda.com, the most widely used social network portal in India and made in India as well has launched its mobile version past week to catch the ramping mobile usage by Indian crowd. The company launched the Mobile version of BigAdda in two parts - online version (wap.bigadda.com) and Downloadable version called Mobile Adda (not to be confused with website with similar name). When it comes to features it is providing this is probably the first time that an Indian made social network is providing such features on mobile platform such as - inviting friends from your phonebook and to use the in-built phonebook in mobile handsets to send invitations to his/her friends network, as phone-book on mobile devices is the closest replica of ones social & professional contacts. Moreover, the built in phone book backup utility stores your phone book on BigAdda servers and if in case a user changes a device, the same can be retrieved - an alternative to back-up your contacts on your mobile devices and thats too free of any cost. Apart from above Mobile Adda's includes key features of social networking like searching for friends, inviting them from your phonebook, communicating with them through options such as text, ...