Over the past few years, RSS (Really Simple Syndication) has been widely adopted as a de facto standard for distribution of content in the Web 2.0 environment.

Kimia has developed an innovative technology platform that allows mobile Operators and service providers to tap into a wide variety of RSS sources and seamlessly integrate their content into existing delivery channels such as wap portals, mms alert channels or on-device embedded clients.

Many Internet companies such as Xdrive, Box.net and Mediamax offer online storage services on the WWW. Users can upload, download and even stream content from any connected desktop.

As part of delivering the mobile Internet experience, Kimia has developed a separate module that integrates online storage services in a mobile Operator’s environment. Extending the user’s phone with a personal, online media box converts every handset in a virtual Ipod that opens up a wide variety of possibilities to leverage existing or new multimedia applications

One of the most significant evolutions of the WWW has been a shift of focus from a portal centred approach to a user centred approach. Portals are being replaced by communities, and content browsing has evolved into a broader Internet experience where users upload, download and share content.

In today’s labyrinth of community services, Kimia’s sharing engine seamlessly plugs into existing, web based, content distribution systems. Viral recommendation will add an extra dimension to existing portals by enhancing the user overall experience