PixPulse, new mobile photo service

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Oh, have I beaten TechCrunch at something? That’s pretty rare lately. David Xue, founder of PixPulse emailed me earlier today to tell me about his new photo service.

He says PixPulse allows people to share “live” in-the-moment photos and videos to send directly to their friends who can instantly view and comment.  PixPulse works across all mobile carriers and does not require any downloads (no J2ME or flash) and a key goal of PixPulse is to be clean and simple since mobile carriers have made it very hard to share any media.

I’ll have to try it, but wondered if anyone else has tried it?

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