Mobile phone companies O2 and 3 are merging their user generated video clip sites into one portal to be renamed EyeVibe, which anyone with a video-enabled mobile phone will be able to access.

Users will be able to upload their own short videos to the service and every time they are viewed by someone else on their mobile phone, the creator will get a small portion of the revenues generated.

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