Tubearoo, Inc. today started official beta test launch of its Mobile Video Service that will allow subscribers to receive Tubearoo.com video clips to cell phones and other cellular devices via text messaging service. While the service has been operating on an internal basis for some time, this official beta launch will score the first use of the service by members of the public.

“This is a great day for Tubearoo as we begin the official beta launch of our Mobile Video Service. The mobile video market is a tremendous market that is expected to grow rapidly over the next several years, with eMarketer predicting that mobile video revenues could reach $5 billion around the world in 2011,” said Paul Medvedev, Tubearoo’s President and CEO.

Currently planned to have a subscription fee of $9.99 per month, Tubearoo will send subscribers a daily popular video from Tubearoo.com. No upfront payment processing is required, as the monthly fee will be billed through the subscriber’s cellular carrier.

Related posts:

1. Tubearoo, Inc. in buying mode
2. Flixwagon launches live video broadcasting solutions from mobile phones
3. JupiterResearch finds mobile social networks as next killer application for cell phones
4. Video game trading website Mooch launches free beta
5. AETN launches mobile video channels for A&E Network and The History Channel