Cellfish Media LLC, a mobile content provider with more than 300 million transactions handled in 2006, is taking a major step toward cross-platform entertainment with the launch of Cellfish.com, a social network and entertainment destination portal allowing consumers the freedom to play, share, and store music, videos and art between their PCs and mobile devices. “Three years from now, there will be more access to the Web from cell phones than from fixed PCs,” said Fabrice Sergent, Cellfish Media CEO.

Cellfish.com aims to “unlock mobile content,” giving consumers the ability to store their cell phone pictures and videos in a personal “locker” for free (unlimited capacity is offered at launch) and over the air, without the need to plug wires from the phone into the computer. Cellfish.com also allows people to synchronize their contacts and media, and retrieve them at any time from their phone or any PC.

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