Mytalk selected as one of 20 national finalists to present at the MobileBeat 2010 Venture Competition

Mytalk of Reston, Virginia Outshines Over 200 Nominees to become a MobileBeat 2010 Startup Competition Finalist 20 finalists have been picked to present as this year’s hot mobile startups 06.30.2010 – San Francisco – Today Mytalk Inc., a location based social networking company, was announced as one of the 20 finalists in the MobileBeat 2010 Startup Competition. Proving that it has what it takes to stand out in the crowd, Mytalk was picked by a panel of experts and advisors as one of the hottest companies in the mobile space. As a finalist MyTalk gets its chance to present its Service and App to over 450 influencers, investors, and press as they compete for the top spot and a coveted Tesla award. Mytalk.mobi (Mytalk) is a location based “proximity” networking company that integrates location awareness and social networking. Headquartered in Reston Virginia, Mytalk operates the www.Mytalk.mobi Portal and the Mytalk "location aware" mobile social networking application. Mytalk is a registered Trademark of Mytalk, Inc. “Mytalk was developed as a simple, quick and safe way for individuals to use their mobile devices to identify and communicate with other Mytalk members who share similar interests based on their physical proximity to one another,” said Michael Hodge, Chief Executive Officer, Mytalk. “We are honored to stand alongside some of the nation’s most promising mobile startups as a finalist, and look forward to the opportunity to deliver our presentation at MobileBeat 2010.

Mytalk Plans to Offer Proximity Aware Mobile Networking Services and Opt-in Mobile Advertising
Wednesday, November 26, 2009
By Editor

MyTalk, an early stage mobile networking firm, has selected PointAbout’s thin client mobile device applications to power Mytalk’s proximity aware social networking service and opt-in mobile advertising platform.

Mytalk sees mobile going social
December 12, 2009
By Allan Maurer

BETHESDA, MD—The much touted mobile business revolution may actually be finally on the way, largely because carriers are switching to unlimited data plans that make it really possible. So says Mike Hodge, CEO and founder of Mytalk, which is developing a Web-based mobile application that combines location awareness with social networking.