Tiny Pictures unleashes the Radar service for the iPhone

Tuesday, February 3, 2009, 9:18
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iphone-radar Tiny Pictures has announced the release of the iPhone application for Radar, which users can use to share their videos, images as well as converse with their friends. The users can also use the Radar service to make the most of the better functionality of the iPhone that boasts of offering an outstanding experience to its users.

The users can also make use of the Radar service to share the activity whilst they are running some other aspect of the phone. This could be extremely thrilling as they can now make out what their friends are up to as well. When the users send images to Radar, their family and friends can view those images at once using social sites such as Facebook and Twitter.

In addition, the iPhone users are also allowed to mark the images as ‘public’ or ‘friends only’ to put a ceiling on others from seeing it. The My Radar attribute also boasts of lett-ing users stream images which can be shared also with friends. Plus, the users are also provided with latest alerts, updates and real time information to go ahead in conversations with friends.

John Poisson founder and CEO of Tiny Pictures, was quoted as saying, “The iPhone is an ideal platform for Radar, and allows us to follow through on the essential promise of the cameraphone to enable real-time sharing of experiences. We’ve put everything we’ve learned about mobile browsing and commenting into this application, and our goal was to build nothing less than the best mobile photo sharing service for iPhone.”

Furthermore, the Radar service claims to bring about novel possibilities for sharing mobile content with friends plus control the view of their posts. The Radar application not just gives support to the iPhone but they are also availed for Windows Mobile, Java, Sidekick and BlackBerry.

The application can be availed for free, so if you are interested, you can start utilizing the application right now!