Mobicue is a recently launched microblogging service that, like other similar services, has a mobile component. Whether it's a text, an image or video, users can add it either via web, email or through the dedicated mobile client. Once the file is on Mobicue's servers, you can share it with others using SMS, email or chat (Yahoo, MSN, AIM). There's also the other side of the coin that grants you to follow other people's stuff, just like on Twitter or Jaiku.

Finally, to get some love among the Apple crowd, Mobicue launched the iPhone optimized version. Apple's handset users don't get the dedicated app, rather they browse around via Safari and send their pics and texts via email.

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