Chess.mobi of Norway

[domainitrix]

http://chess.mobi/
Mobile content site by Chess communications of Norway.
.no site
http://chess.no/

Wikipedia on Chess Communication:
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Chess Communication is a Norwegian mobile virtual network operator. Owned by TeliaSonera it uses its sister company NetCom's network.
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Wikipedia on TeliaSonera:
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TeliaSonera AB is the dominant telephone company and mobile network operator in Sweden and Finland, and is also active in other countries in Northern, Eastern Europe, Central Asia and Spain, with a total (2007) of 106 million mobile customers. It is headquartered in Stockholm...
...10th largest global mobile group by consolidated customers (including ownership stakes in Turkcell, Yoigo, Megafon, Netcom, and others).

Read more... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TeliaSonera
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Turkcell( owned in part by TeliaSonera) has .mobi too --as mentioned here by GeMulder in this thread http://mobility.mobi/showthread.php?t=6054

[Gerry]

WOW. What a nice site.

Good lord, who says mobi is a watered down format!

[nombre]

gerry, it _is_ a very nice site

even though i'm not a player, i'm a little sad not to see chess.mobi used as game site for chess games between other connected players, would be excellent

[domainitrix]

Agree with you guys that it is a great site & considering how much stuff they have on the site, its loading at a decent speed on my Motorola-images & all.

even though i'm not a player, i'm a little sad not to see chess.mobi used as game site for chess games between other connected players, would be excellent

Agreed, it would be nice to have as a Chess related site. They say that chess has been around since the latter part of 15th Century in Europe and this Communication company bearing the name has been around since 1999.
So by seniority--Chess related site would have been just.

On another note though, this name have been in WIPO mobi premium name applications & granted eligibility. There are many others on that list.... and I'm glad that this company in Norway took it and made a full fledged site that many common folks in Norway can appreciate.

[Pred]

THANKS TRIX
NEVER SAW THIS ONE BEFORE