Nokia just announced that SEEK, the third dimension of the company's mobile sharing site, MOSH, will be officially launched on December 14, 2007. With SEEK, MOSH users will be able to request hard to find content from the community and receive either the long awaited content, suggestions or custom created content. The growing global MOSH community will establish connections between members in order to search, find or exchange mobile content.

"MOSH has a strong focus on responding to the needs of its community of users and feedback from the community is the motivation for SEEK," said Lee Epting, Vice President, Forum Nokia. "We have always focused on MOSH being a service created for, and shaped by, users. Seeing users request content from one another, as well as the desire for community discussion, forms the foundation of SEEK. With SEEK, the possibilities are endless: mobile scavenger hunts, sponsored SEEK competitions, or collaboration on applications by developers in India, Russia and the USA, we expect this to take creativity and mobile customization to a new level."

The first dimension of MOSH was the feature of uploading and sharing content with everyone, worldwide. The second dimension was downloading and customizing your phone. SEEK, the third dimension, enables the community to interact and change content and represents the next step in MOSH's evolution.

Standing for "mobilize and share", MOSH has reached over 6 million downloads since its beta launch back in August this year. The website was built with mobility in mind and now sums up about 80% of all the downloads made via mobile browsers. MOSH helps both content creators and technology leaders to upload their content for a worldwide audience. Although created by Nokia, the MOSH website is not just for Nokia handsets, as it provides content for all mobile devices.