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- Wauwee.com
- 24access Solutions BV is a mobile software development company and creator of Wauwee.com, todays fastest growing mobile photo sharing and chat service. Wauwee will soon have 1 million members sharing photos and chatting all from mobile internet enabled phones. At Wauwee we're proud to support all phone models, no matter what your flavour :). Stay tuned to our blog for market insight, news on our progress and hopefully a few laughs along the way.
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Wednesday, July 21, 2010
Wauwee acquired by Mobiluck.com
Mobiluck, a Paris, France, based mobile location based social network, founded by CEO Olivier Chouraki, with a member base of 1,700,000 members (before aqcuisition) has a similar target audience and partly overlapping services. This is supported by the fact that almost half of the Wauwee users already had an account at both services which would take the total combined user base to over 2,100,000 members .
With the integration of Wauwee into Mobiluck, Wauwee users will enjoy location based services and find even more friends in their mobile social network. Mobiluck users will benefit from exciting new features, such as virtual gifts and explore additional active users with rich profile information.
Migration will take place during the next couple of months, lead by former Wauwee CEO Michel Shuqair, now COO of Mobiluck, and is expected to create one of the most desirable location based mobile social networks with roots in Europe but serving a global audience.
For more information, see below press article (French):
http://frenchweb.fr/mobiluck-met-la-main-sur-wauwee-com-et-depasse-les-2-millions-de-membres
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
Wauwee launched in Optus Australia app store
Next to Singapore and India, Australia is the 3rd country where Wauwee has set footprint using Cellmania's platform.
This platform serves operators with a reliable and rich distribution network for applications in order to reach their customers even better.
Using Wauwee, the Australia Optus subscribers can share their lives by using photos, chat and messaging boards while built-in e-cards, virtual gifts and games make sure you never got bored on a dull moment.
24access Solutions will continue to distribute it's Wauwee network, with close to 900,000 registered members worldwide to several other appstores when they become available.
Wednesday, September 16, 2009
Wauwee launches in Singapore and India app stores
Wauwee benefits from the close contacts their company have to work together with the content portal managers to assure that Wauwee meets the commercial and technical guidelines for submission approval.
As a result this month Wauwee was approved by Airtel (India)and Singtel (Indonesia) and is available right now to their userbase.
Included are several versions, ranging from Windows Mobile, Symbian, Blackberry, Full java client and the exclusive Wauwee Photo Agent.
Wauwee will continue to submit its applications to distribute their mobile social network to add to their large userbase of over 800,000 users today.
Thursday, July 30, 2009
Wauwee iPhone & iPod Touch app launches
We're delighted to announce the release of Wauwee for the iPhone & iPod Touch devices. Todays release brings Wauwee to a new audience of smartphone users who can enjoy the social aspects of interacting on-the-go with friends from all over the world. Welcome to all our new users and hope you enjoy using Wauwee on your Apple devices as much as we enjoyed making it!
To get it now: Wauwee in the App Store
Thursday, June 11, 2009
New: Hindi and Arabic chat rooms on Wauwee
As the majority of Wauwee users originate from India, and a great amount of those are brought up speaking Hindi, it is not more than logical that many users already spoke Hindi amongst each other. Another very large group of Wauwee users are from the Middle East and various other countries where Arabic is the main language, making Arabic the third most common language used on Wauwee, right after English (still the only language almost all Wauwee users speak and understand), and Hindi.
User requests
The initiative for language specific chat rooms came from our users. As it is always more easy to speak to one another in your native language but it excludes people that do not speak it, many people felt the need to have a place where they could meet people from their own language area, and asked Wauwee to create such a place.
English still the main language.
Outside of the two new chat rooms, English will still be the common language. Try to refine your search for friends to a specific country, and you will see that there are no countries left that aren’t represented on Wauwee! And as English is the language of MTV and Hollywood, there is almost no one who doesn’t at least speak a few words.
Latin alphabet
There is one big difference between the Hindi and Arabic chat rooms: where the Arabic chat room is filled with the beautiful calligraphy of the Arabic characters, the Hindi speakers are still destined to use the Latin alphabet. The main reason for this is that although the number of mobile phones that support Unicode (needed to display characters other then Latin) are on the rise, they are still a very small minority, and the models that support Unicode AND have the Hindi character set installed can still be counted on one hand.
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
Good news for Nokia users!
50 million Nokia users worldwide will be able to download apps, games and videos directly through an icon in the Download folder of their phone.
We're excited to announce that one of the apps available on Ovi Store is the new Nokia Wauwee app, which, in good old Wauwee tradition, is completely free of charge! This application will grant you super easy access to your Wauwee account, so you'll be able to see what your Wauwee friends are up to with just one button click.
Want to try it? Simply visit store.ovi.com on your phone, and in the search panel type 'wauwee'!
Wednesday, May 13, 2009
First paid feature on Wauwee.
Although Wauwee is absolutely free for everybody to use, unfortunately we are not millionaires and can’t give everything for free. When users requested a service that would notify them when their friends come online we introduced our ‘Alert Me’ feature. Since releasing the alert feature many users have already set alert with friends and have received SMS messages whenever their friends come online. Unfortunately SMS messages, like all the good things in life, aren’t free…
Still a great deal!
To receive alerts, we ask our users to pay one ‘credit’ per message sent. The first 5 credits are free to each user when you register, and if you want to buy more, you simply send an SMS and your credits will be placed on your account, easy as that. And don’t think for a minute that we’re going to get rich selling you expensive credits! One credit will cost you only 4 Euro cent, about 5 US Dollar cent or 2.70 Rupees – check this online Currency Calculator if you want to know the current value in your currency.
Fun stuff
Got credits to spare and want to surprise your friends on Wauwee? Send them a gift! Our virtual gifts vary from a simple and cheap party balloon to expensive jewelry and cars, only for the rich and famous!
Sunday, May 3, 2009
Ambassador selection starts!
What ambassadors do on Wauwee is simply log in regularly, chat with other users and in general be active and create a fun and positive environment for other users. In order to do so ambassadors will be given special privileges that allow them to use features normal users don’t. The goal is to promote the service in the regions the ambassadors are from and to recruit more Wauwee users.
When applying for ambassador, users must be aware that they will have to comply with the Wauwee standards. Never use abusive language and don’t upload any content that conflicts with our terms. This is a small request we ask from them and if they are doing well, they will certainly be rewarded.
We salute the ambassadors and ask them to help us promote our beautiful service to all corners of the world. But the most important thing is: be active, have fun and enjoy being a Wauwee ambassador!
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Friday, April 17, 2009
Watch out for modern features!
Having great features is important for mobile social networks. It doesn’t just show the effectiveness the feature has, but it must also sustain this effectiveness in the long term.
When mobile social networks started, they had standard features like sending e-cards or placing wallpapers in users’ profiles. But as the technology advanced, more and more features were born and a new era of social networks began.
There has lots of advancement taken place in today’s mobile social networks. One example of a feature that has seen success is the chat room where you can have a group conversation with people all over the world. This phenomenon thanks its existence to popular group conversation programs like Skype and MSN. This trend is also showing in upcoming economies like India where chat rooms are very popular whether it is about social networking, making new friends or dating. We just cannot spend a day without chatting or interacting on our phones with new friends now…
Another popular feature that is used frequently is mobile games. Mobile games have become a standard feature for social networks because of the attraction to play games with friends via your phone so you can play anytime anyplace. There is much demand for mobile entertainment in countries like India where mobile gaming is a real success. When you are bored and nobody is online, you simply kill your boredom by playing games and having fun.
We conclude that the development of entertaining communications features has been rapid and the adaptation of new technology has played a major role in it. Features like chat rooms and multi-player games have made it easier to satisfy our desire for entertainment and fun on the go. However, we don’t know what surprises the future will bring as the development of new technology continues.
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Wednesday, April 8, 2009
Wauwee popular in India
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