What it does

MMS Face is a service that allows users to send photos to their Hi5, MySpace, and Flickr accounts using the MMS channel or thru regular email. MMSFace doesn’t charge users anything for the use of the service although users should look into the costs charged by their carriers for sending MMS messages. You’ll need to set up a free account to get started and once you’ve done so, simply send an MMS or email to hi5@mmsface.com, myspace@mms.com, or flickr@mmsface.com and your photos will be instantly updated to the corresponding account. MMSFace also offers a downloadable application that allows you to update the three above mentioned sites directly from your desktop when you aren't out and about.

In their own words

“Send your pictures instantly to your Hi5, MySpace or Flickr account. This service is free, we don't charge anything for using our service. All that you pay is the MMS fee to your mobile carrier. Also you can send a regular email with the photos attached if you have a mobile data plan and don't want to use MMS.”

Why it might be a killer

With all-you-can-eat data and messaging plans becoming increasingly the norm in the US, sites like MMSFace are becoming more and more attractive. MMSFace makes it easy to upload Hi5, MySpace and Flickr so it could become popular.

Some questions

Will they be adding more networks to their site? Facebook would be an obvious fit. How will they adjust to a future market where the majority of cell phone users will have wireless internet ready phones? Will they be working on supporting video uploads?

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