MoFuse Grow to make your weblog mobile

Published by Charl Norman on Jan 29th, 2008, No Comments

MoFuse is a service that turns your website into a mobile website so that you can view it nicely on your cellphone. The company announced these days their MoFuse Grow service for blogs, that is using the same core software but is special for creating mobile blogs, resizes images or transcode outbound links among other features.

This sounds like a good idea but I’m not sure how many people will turn to it. If you had experience with them give us a quick note on MoFuse Grow.

By the way if you want to see how BandwidthBlog looks like (mobile optimized) check out the link.

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