The social networking website meant for Indian youth, BigAdda.com, can now be accessed via mobile phones. ‘Mobile Adda’, is a first of its kind ‘anywhere-anytime’ (as claimed by the website) mobile version of BigAdda.com allows lets users use the website from the mobile just as if they were on a full fledged PC.
Users can sign up / sign in; receive, read, reply and send scribbles; use emoticons and shout outs; search profiles; etc. This On- The-Move application has auto-updates, alert and notifications and helpful tips. It also enables users to use the phonebook to send invitations to his/her closest network, since a Phone Book on individual devices is the closest replica of ones social & professional contacts, BigAdda says. The built in phone book backup utility stores the phone book on the servers and if in case a user changes a device, the same can be retrieved.
Commenting on this service, Shivanandan Pare, Chief Operating Officer, Bigadda said, “With a registered user base of 2 million in a year we needed to sensitize the platform to local aspirations and needs of the market. The number of mobile users today far exceeds the penetration and usage of PCs in India. Mobiles are lot more personal, readily
Users can sign up / sign in; receive, read, reply and send scribbles; use emoticons and shout outs; search profiles; etc. This On- The-Move application has auto-updates, alert and notifications and helpful tips. It also enables users to use the phonebook to send invitations to his/her closest network, since a Phone Book on individual devices is the closest replica of ones social & professional contacts, BigAdda says. The built in phone book backup utility stores the phone book on the servers and if in case a user changes a device, the same can be retrieved.
Commenting on this service, Shivanandan Pare, Chief Operating Officer, Bigadda said, “With a registered user base of 2 million in a year we needed to sensitize the platform to local aspirations and needs of the market. The number of mobile users today far exceeds the penetration and usage of PCs in India. Mobiles are lot more personal, readily
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