Photorama Unveils Mobile Content Site

SAN DIEGO — Adult content provider Photorama has gone mobile.

The company has launched a new service that delivers content optimized for mobile devices. Webmasters and industry professionals can choose from softcore, hardcore and in-between photo and video sets.

According to a Photorama representative, the company decided to divide the content offerings into such specific categories because of the different restrictions made on adult content around the world.

"The soft part features the non-nude pictures and the videos in which the models have their clothes on," the representative said. "The medium part also features the topless pictures and hard shows the full photo set. Along with each photo set comes a video, showing exactly what happens in the photo set."

Available file formats include WMV, MPEG and 3GP. Pre-made and customizable content sets are available.

For more information, visit PhotoramaMobile.com or email sales@photorama.nl. Photorama's original site is located at Photorama.nl.

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