Tiny Pictures rapidly growing Radar photo and video sharing service got a new boost today when it announced the availability of custom Apple (News - Alert) iPhone support complementing a broad range of Radar platforms. The platforms include the Radar mobile application, supporting more than 230 Java, Windows Mobile, Blackberry and RIM devices, the Radar mobile site, supporting all internet-enabled phones worldwide, the Radar application for Facebook (News - Alert) and the Radar website (http://radar.net/).

Tiny Pictures, Inc. is the leading service for real-time sharing of cameraphone pictures and videos between friends. Tiny Pictures is a privately held company based in San Francisco and it was founded by John Poisson, former head of mobile media research and design groups at Sony in Tokyo, in 2005. You can access Radar from PC browsers, mobile phone browsers, and through a series of applications for mobile devices.

Also, Radar for iPhone (News - Alert) supports streaming of video clips shared on Radar. Radar features an innovative conversation model that redefines picture sharing as a new way to communicate and stay in touch as it is the leading service for real-time sharing of cameraphone pictures and videos between friends.

John Poisson, founder and CEO of Tiny Pictures said in a press release, “Our goal is to provide the most engaging Radar experience possible on each platform, and the iPhone is no exception. The large screen and touch interface are a great fit for Radar, and the whole experience puts you even closer in touch with your friends.

Radar for iPhone offers a clean, highly interactive user experience tuned specially for the iPhone's touch interface. It also offers the full range of picture sharing and conversation features available on all Radar platforms.

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