Mobile World

Stockholm (PRWEB) July 29, 2011

iBuyWeSell.com is a free social classifieds platform that allows individuals to generate an extra stream of income or advertise their business via blogs, tweets and social networking sites like Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn.

iBuyWeSell.com, a Swedish company, won the Global Developer Challenge for their combination of web 2.0 technology and social media mobile phone apps which enable users to buy, sell and watch for items of interest using their mobile phone.

With a few taps on your keypad or screen, says company CEO and founder Bob Ilievski, users can easily find designer shoes or bags at deep discounts or sell the things they no longer need or want to make extra money.

Users can sell for a set price and get instant cash, and buy new and used items by simply tapping into their social networking connections. They pay no fees for the service and the platform is easy to use.

iBuyWeSell.com will give businesses, marketers and ordinary individuals a greater penetration of the Indian market, at no cost. “Since while only 8-12 percent of the population has access to the internet, 1 in 3 have access to a mobile device” according to Cellular Operators Association of India. This breakthrough technology has the potential to enable a larger portion of Indian business and consumer market to buy, sell and market via mobile phone devices.

Advertising space is free for both consumers and businesses, and users can post as many advertisements as they like. Users can create and upload advertisements directly from their mobile phone devices in less than 1-2 minutes.

This new technology takes social media sites to another level… “Facebook is reportedly nearing 600 million users, Twitter now has about 200 million people signed up, and now this new classifieds platform adds another dimension to social networking sites making them even more useful… and lucrative” according to Crunchbase.com.

The application uses mobile phones camera and positioning to make it fast, easy and convenient to manage and create advertisements and search for items. Location based service allows you to find particular items within you own area.

The application is available for iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, Java, Android OS phone (i.e. HTC, Sony Ericsson, Motorola, Samsung, LG) and Symbian OS (i.e. Nokia, Sony Ericsson) and Samsungs Bada mobiles.

To download the application for free or learn more about its capabilities simply visit http://www.ibuywesell.com

Contact:

Bob Ilievski, Company founder & CEO

T: +46851970318 (Sweden)

E: hello(at)ibuywesell(dot)com

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Almost every month the market is flooded with newer versions of mobile phones. While some of these gizmos earn reputation for their camera and audio player, others take the laurels for good functionalities. And when it comes to connectivity, nothing can be compared to the outstanding potential of 3G phones. The revolutionary 3G promises more sophisticated and diverse range of services than ever been offered before. Primarily targeted for the business class, the phone is apt for the ones who prefer to carry their business along with them, and stay connected everywhere they go.

3G is a generic term used for third generation and points towards the new generation of mobile communication system. This 3G system is based on previous generation of 2G system of the GSM standard – but is more evolved, extended and enhanced.

3G users in many benefits in the domain of voice, text and data services. It marks a shift from voice-centric services to multimedia orientation such as voice data, fax services and video. Downloading video conferencing and video clips become really improved and easy with 3G enabled mobile phones. In addition, it has descent roaming capabilities and broad bandwidth high speed communication. One of the most useful and interesting aspect of 3G is ability to bring all existing cellular standards under a single unified structure. It uses the terrestrial and satellite components for its functioning.

In UK, 3G was first available with three (3), owned by Hutchison Telecom. But now rest of the network operators and telecommunication are gearing up to embrace this latest technology. The reason being obvious – its enormous capacity and value-added services. But then this mobile market is never static, while on one hand the network operators are busy gauging the pros and cons of a 3G network, on the other, the think tanks are already up with a 4G technology!