Mig33 convinced its existing investors — Accel, Redpoint and TVP — to pour out additional money (Series B) along with DCM which lead the deal, into the mobile social network. The company will use the whooping $13.5 million to expand in the U.S. and internationally. Those not familiar should know Mig33 works via dedicated Java-based mobile application, which goes beyond the usual profiles and friending features, and also includes some of the smartphone’s standard features like VoIP calls, instant messaging, e-mail, text messaging, and picture sharing. In some markets, like South Africa, Mig33 even sell calling cards. At the moment, Mig33 has over 9 million users across more than 200 countries, which sign on for more than a total of 2 million sessions and send more than 45 million messages each day. As for the image sharing, Mig33’s users send more than a million pictures to each other every month… [Via: TechCrunch ] ---Related Articles at IntoMobile:Mobile Social Network Peekamo Brings Free SMS-Text To Your Cell PhoneMocoSpace cons VCs for $4 million more, $7 million totalKylie Minogue beats *** cancer, launches mobile social networkMobile social networking in JuneYahoo may Buy UK Social Network Bebo for $1B