Remember Joey being mentioned earlier this month? Well, according to InfoWorld, we can finally flesh what exactly Joey is and even give the new service a go!

Joey, can help mobile users save time and money when accessing online content. While the service itself sounds relatively basic, its developers say users could essentially self-syndicate any online information or view videos that they couldn’t otherwise see on mobile phones. Using the Firefox browser on a computer, users select portions of Web sites, including images, text, and videos, and save them onto their personal Joey page. Later, the user can access that Joey page and all the stored items from a cell phone. It requires a phone with a browser and a data plan. The client could become available at the end of this month and should work on about 130 different phones.

Wow, this sure sounds like it has potential. Joey, it’s Mozilla’s baby.

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