Karaoke has become one of the most popular social activities over the past ten years or so, you can't go in a pub or round to someones house party without someone getting out the mic and blasting out a few tunes while they pretend to be the pop star they always knew they should have been.
As technology as advanced it is far more accessible for people, and also there are far more wannabe's thinking they have the 'X' factor in this day and age. But until now it has never been something you would associate with your mobile phone.
Wapfly has recently launched the innovative and quirky OkeMob service. Now you can sing your heart out on the train, bus or in the park. Though if you don't want to get knocked out for being blatantly annoying you could just enjoy the service in the comfort of your own home with a few friends. The novel service delivers a video to consumers handsets that not only the play the tune of their choice but plays the lyrics in time with the music so you can sing along.
The product has proved very popuar and had interest from various media sources such as Radio Five Live, Manchester Evening News, and the New Media Age (NMA). The current service offers around a hundred tracks but the catalogue is growing by the minute...
