Frengo Company has released the Open Social Mobile Toolkit for developing mobile applications working with the open social networks (MySpace, Hi5, Bebo) and Facebook. The main purpose of this toolkit is developing the apps that can be accessed via user’s mobile devices. According to Frengo, the new mobile platform supports the cooperation with all major US cellular operators as well as with largest operators of the world. The potential market for the applications based on the Open Social Mobile Toolkit technology is approximately one bln people.
Facebook and MySpace are very popular in many countries of the world, so the mobile access to journals and social networks via the usual mobile phones can be in great demand. In fact, the Open Social Mobile Toolkit is not the only toolkit for Mobile Phone Applications Development – the social networks take serious steps for organizing individual mobile access to their services. For example, MySpace announced that as a result of the cooperation with the operators Sprint and Verizon it has managed to gather more than a million Blackberry mobile users. However, the appearance of the new toolkit opens new possibilities for individual mobile apps developers that will be able to combine in their apps the access to various mobile services, including their own ones.
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