PixSense-Powered Social Media Site Surpasses One Million Unique Visitors
Written by PixSense
Wednesday, 03 September 2008
With PixSense PSP platform, China-Based User-Generated Content and
Entertainment Site, Paiker, Crosses One Millionth Unique Visitor Mark
in Less Than One Month
SANTA CLARA, Calif.--PixSense announced today that Paiker, a user-generated content and entertainment site in China, crossed a landmark one million unique visits only one month after the launch of its beta website, which incorporates PixSense’s PSP (preserve, share, publish) technology. PixSense launched its PSP platform under Paiker.cn on August 1st 2008 as the first portal in China to enable preservation, sharing and publishing of high quality media from mobile phones.
Paiker uses PixSense’s mobile technology to allow users instant sharing of full resolution mobile photos and mobile videos, from phone-to-phone, phone-to-web or web-to-phone. In addition, PixSense’s patent-pending Bio-Compression™ technology reduces the size of Paiker users’ mobile media by up to 90% without compromising media quality, allowing for fast and cost efficient uploads. As 3G data services are still limited in China, this compression technology allows users to upload mobile media faster and more cost-effectively.
The popularity of Paiker is fueled by the PixSense technology that enables users to post mobile phone photos and mobile videos directly to the Paiker.cn website and easily share the media with family and friends. Users can also publish uploaded content to a variety of social networking communities and media portals, including Sina Blog, Sohu Blog, MySpace China, YouTube and other popular web destinations in China.
“We’re very excited about the tremendous user uptake that Paiker has seen, utilizing PixSense’s PSP Platform, in a rapid-growth market like China,” said R. Paul Singh, president and CEO of PixSense. “Over one million unique visitors to the Paiker site in such a short timeframe proves there is a great demand for easy and powerful mobile user-generated content sharing technology and that the PixSense PSP Platform successfully meets that demand.”
The Paiker service currently supports popular handsets from a variety of device manufacturers including Motorola, Nokia, Samsung, Sony Ericsson, HTC.
About PixSense
PixSense is a global leader in mobile media sharing solutions. Deployed with leading mobile operators worldwide, PixSense’s PSP (preserve, share, publish) platform allows for easy sharing and distribution of mobile videos and images through camera phones. PixSense’s patent-pending Bio-Compression™ technology reduces media sizes up to 90% without compromising the quality of the media file. Users can share with friends and post media to popular social networks, including FaceBook, MySpace, YouTube and Flickr with just a click of a button.
Founded in 2005, PixSense is headquartered in the U.S., with offices in China, India and Pakistan. For more information, please visit www.pixsense.com.
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