Radar is a leading mobile social media service for real-time sharing of pictures, videos and conversations from your mobile phone. Radar is about experiences shared in the moment with friend, providing an instant visual update of the things you’re doing, while you’re doing them.
Leveraging the opportunity created by the ubiquity of mobile phones, Radar focuses heavily on the mobile user experience, and it’s functionality drives real-time conversations around the things you and your friends are doing. This unique combination means comments on Radar become conversations, not just comments posted on photos or videos after the fact.
Pictures and videos shared on Radar are immediately available to friends on any mobile phone on any network in the world through the mobile web browser at radar.net; on the free mobile application for iPhone, BlackBerry, Windows Mobile, Hiptop and Java devices; on the desktop site at radar.net; and through popular social networking sites such as Facebook, Twitter, Flickr and more.
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