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Interested in an alternative Flickr and YouTube? How about a platform that allows you to not only share your mobile pics and videos, but an additional option of publishing said media to your own PixPulse blog? If blogging isn’t your thing, maybe you can enjoy the fun of interacting with friends, family, and complete strangers commenting on your images and video? As David (PixPulse founder) puts it:

PixPulse is a mobile media publishing platform for blogging and sharing photos and videos. PixPulse is currently free and does not
charge. We offer unlimited photo and video uploads (storage is really
cheap these days). PixPulse is also the first company to offer a
comprehensive WAP portal to view and management media. Then we also deliver media via WAP push to any mobile device in the world.

Still have you attention? Head on over to PixPulse.com and register up for a free account. Here’s what you can expect:

• Simple registration process. PixPulse requests your mobile information and looks to support both domestic and international carriers. If your carrier is not available, drop support a message and request it.
• Upon successful registration, you’re assigned a unique email address to upload media directly from your mobile phone.
• Each user has their own personal ‘Channel’ for passing around to friends and family. In addition, a WAP friendly version of the channel is also created for mobile access.
• Photo support for the following formats: JPG, GIF, TIFF. Video support for: 3GP, 3G2, MP4, MOV, Quicktime.
• Options to create a public or private channel. Sometimes those risque videos are for your eyes only right?
• Quick service! Uploaded images, videos, and comment notifications to and from your handset appear instantly.

Check the service out if you’ve got some time and report back with your thoughts.