PornMonkey.mobi Unveils New Mobile Link Directory

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. — A new mobile adult directory has launched at PornMonkey.mobi.

It's a web app, not a full iPhone application, so it's accessible on all web browsers. Standard web browsers will pull up a simulated iPhone site for curious surfers.

The site's landing page provides a list of adult genres. Each listing links to a selection of mobile tours for popular adult sites, including both mobile and standard adult sites.

"We want PornMonkey.mobi to be the most comprehensive destination for users seeking adult content for their mobile phones," PornMonkey's Mark Cave said, later adding, "We link to the best sites in the mobile adult industry, including sites which are focused on delivering content to the IPhone and other new smart mobile phones."

Cave said that mobile porn has an even healthier future than previously thought.

"People feel comfortable viewing cell phone porn because it offers privacy that a computer does not," he said.

Cave and his team are inviting adult producers and professionals to submit their mobile sites to his directory, and in the meantime, he hinted at future developments for his site.

"Well, we want to offer more and more features to our mobile phone portal," he said. "We want users to be able to do the same things on our cellphone site that they can do on their computer: mobile blogs, cell phone social networking, mobile chat, live cellphone video chat, instant mobile messaging, cellphone forums and cell phone message boards, and so much more. We want to offer all of these."

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