Halebop today launched the first (?) mobile blogging solution in Sweden, according to a press release. For 5 SEK (about 0.55 Euro) mobile phone users can get a private blog for their photos on www.halebop.se. To promote the launch Halebop lets hip hop bands Snook, MMBA and Chords have their own mobile blogs on the site. So far, they are not very blog-like, but rather a Flickr-like hosting solution for photos from camera phones. No permalinks for example. And question is if it even is the first solution in Sweden. Zmart launched a mobile blog solution in April 2004, but I can’t quite figure out how it works and if you are able to post photos or not.
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