Realeyes - www.realeyes3d.com

Realeyes demo's Qipit, which allows you to turn camera phone pictures into documents. Similar to ScanR if you heard of them before.

Cool service that seems to work simple enough.

PixSense - www.pixsense.com

PixSense wants to unveil the rather difficult transfer of pictures from your camera to the internet. Simply speaking you could describe it as a Flickr for your cell phone. Looks all good I have to test it on my own. PixSense seems to be only available through operator - you can not download it.

ScanR- www.scanr.com

ScanR makes a scanner out of your digital camera phone. ScanR now launches a business card reader.

Looks very cool. Impressive and simple.

4INFO - www.4info.com

4INFO already provides messaging services for cell phones.

Now they have launched the option to start a mobile service for your own content feed.

4INFO always seems a little bloated - I also tried their Java mobile app - but it did not work for my Motorola E680.

Eyespot - www.eyespot.com

Eyespot makes it easy to store, edit and share your video and audio content.

Eyespot is also available on your mobile phone so you can see the video on your phone (if you have the bandwidth)!

Fonpods - www.fonpods.com

Fonspods converts your audio content to your phone. So you call in to listen to your favorite podcast. If you have a flat rate - surely an idea to consider. Otherwise it is a strange convergence option.

PhotoCrank - www.photocrank.com

Photocrank helps you to upload pictures and enhance their graphics. Cranking stands for enhancing in that regard...

Sportstat - www.sportstatz.net

Sportstat allows you to click your way into sports stats for your kids on your cell phone or on the web.

The whole platform looks certainly impressive but why just for childrens games?

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