SlideShare – the world’s largest community for sharing presentations – has launched a mobile Web site.
The new site, m.slideshare.com, is powered by Yahoo Blueprint. The site allows mobile users to view presentations, download presentation files to your phone, log in to your SlideShare account, get the latest from contacts and search through SlideShare presentations.
SlideShare mobile currently doesn’t display comments and doesn’t allow you to upload items from your phone. The site does not require you to download or install any new software on your phone, as long as the phone is running a supported browser.
The site works with all smartphones, including iPhone, Blackberry, Nokia high end phones, HTC, Google Android phones, I-mate, HP iPaq, Palm and all phones running Windows Mobile or the Opera Mini browser.
SlideShare, which is based in San Francisco, allows individuals and organizations to upload presentations to share their ideas, connect with others and generate business leads. Using the traditional site, anyone can find presentations that interest them, as well as tag, download and embed presentations into their own blogs and Web sites. Here’s the mJob Mobile Recruiting Overview slide show.
SlideShare also has begun a series of Presentation camps, with the next scheduled to take place April 4 in Seattle. Other upcoming events on SlideShare include: Museums & the Web April 14 in Indianapolis, the 5th International TYPO3 Conference April 16 in Dallas and the Next Gen Data Center Conference April 22 in Beijing, China.
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