OwnSkin launches OwnTape Tool as free photo slideshow for personalizing mobiles and blogs

Filed as News on October 2, 2007 11:36 am

by Minic Rivera

Dalrus Pte Ltd, developers of OwnSkin.com, one of the world’s fastest growing mobile content generating communities online with over 7 million mobile themes created to date by its 2 million subscribers, announced the launch of OwnTape, a free photo slideshow generation tool. On the next generation of mobile desktop, OwnTape provides a simple solution for creating flash powered photo slideshows that personalize mobiles, blogs and social networking profiles. OwnTape has been selected as a finalist in the Adobe 2007 MAX Awards in the Mobile Category.

“The launch of OwnTape and its selection as a finalist for an Adobe MAX Award this year, exemplifies our commitment to providing innovative and entertaining mobile content generating tools to both our rapidly growing digital community and social network enthusiasts worldwide. OwnTape is a user-friendly photo sharing application capitalizing on the availability of 3G wireless networks and the 250 million plus flash enabled devices shipped worldwide in 2007,” Chin Kwek Loong, CEO of OwnSkin, said.

Launched in 2006 by Dalrus Pte Ltd, OwnSkin provides its rapidly growing online community with the ability to create and publish personalized mobile content to friends and the world at large.

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