To be eligible to win, Predicto members simply need to text their answers to the following questions:

• Who will win the GRAMMY for Record of the Year?
• Will Rihanna win all three GRAMMYs she is nominated for?

GRAMMY buzz has already heated up the Predicto community’s SMS polls, with a rosy outlook for hip-hop’s reigning couple. Currently, 69% of voters have responded “YES” to the question, “Will hip-hop super couple Jay-Z and Beyonce both win GRAMMYs this year?”

Call it cold, heartless and cowardly...but some of Hollywood’s heart throbs have taken the easy way out when it comes to calling it quits. With Valentine’s Day around the corner, perhaps it is best to send out Predicto’s list of lamest break ups as a reminder that although texting can be fun and easy....tread lightly when it comes to breaking hearts this red, white and pink holiday.

Predicto’s Top 5 (lamest) Texting Break Ups

1) I want 2 Divorce U: Granted this was the second divorce for Britney, but there was no ‘Oops’ in this text. Her relationship had become toxic and she wanted out and made it known loud and clear.....via her cellular key pad. Divorcing someone via text messaging trumps any and all text relationship break ups.

2) Lame—either way you look at it: Burger breaks up with Carrie on Sex and the City via a post-it note. Now, granted we understand the difference between a text and post it—but the sheer shock value of either is a close tie, so we took the authority to loop it into one category...a really lame and cowardly way to call it quits with someone.

3) Let’s Just Be Friends: John Mayer tells Jennifer it’s time she goes back to what she does best....playing the role as a friend...via texting.

4) Not-So-Sly: Sylvester Stallone's 1995 "fax-breakup" with Angie Everhart. And again, we recognize the difference between a cellular phone and a piece of paper, but in 1995 a fax was your go-to, save face, easy-way-out communication tool....we are guessing Rocky would have opted for a text if he had had the option.

5) XOXO Gossip Girl: Chace Crawford kicks Carrie Underwood to the corner before he cheats...via texting.

In a current poll conducted by the premium mobile service Predicto, 64% of voters think #1 Florida will defeat #2 Oklahoma in the upcoming Bowl Championship Series title game.

Predicto is home to one of the fastest-growing mobile communities. Over one million members use the service, casting votes via text-message to predict the outcome of some of the biggest questions in the news, including everything from economic announcements to the latest Hollywood rumors. Throughout this past election year, the Predicto community saw repeated success in accurately forecasting the outcomes of Democratic and Republican primaries as well as the debates between candidates.

“Predicto is a fun, engaging mobile service,” says company co-founder and President Itai Kathein. “Our members enthusiastically respond to the variety of SMS surveys we offer, and sports fans can be especially passionate when it comes to big games like this one. Plus, the tremendous growth of the Predicto community which we’ve seen has made the impact of these poll results that much more significant.”

With the focus on NCAA football’s biggest game certain to swell over the upcoming weeks, everyone from wagering fans to Sooner and Gator alumni will be debating the expected outcome of the showdown between the two 12-1 teams. Predicto’s current Florida/Oklahoma survey will remain open until 9 a.m. gameday morning, so the Predicto Community’s own opinion – much like the Championship itself – is yet to be determined.

Nielsen Mobile is a service of The Nielsen Company providing syndicated consumer research to the telecom and mobile media markets.

PredictoMobile has amassed a community of over one million interactive members who vote from their cell phone to predict the outcome of current events. In a year which has seen text messaging shape the popular culture and political landscapes, Predicto’s service has emerged to take a massive market share of paid mobile communities.

“PredictoMobile’s rise to the top of the premium mobile market is an accomplishment made all the more remarkable in that their service was launched just over a year ago,” said Nic Covey, Director of Insights for Nielsen’s Telecom Practice.

In offering members the opportunity to weigh in on the biggest issues of the day, the service has established both relevancy and consistent high user engagement. Predicto’s daily surveys often receive as high as 95% participation. “Predicto is a fun mobile community,” said Eyal Yechezkell, CEO and co-founder of the service. “We have seen such great enthusiasm for the service from our users, and to be recognized by Nielsen is a terrific honor.” Recently, the Predicto Community’s forecasts have been featured and cited by several notable media outlets, including ABC News, Variety, Fox News’ Strategy Room, The Washington Times, and TMZ.

The buildup surrounding today’s biggest issues, from economic indicators and the country’s Presidential transition to the latest celeb split-ups and sports headlines, has created demand for instant insights into what the masses are thinking. As the fastest growing premium mobile community continues to expand, Predicto’s model for consumer mobile experience is creating a significant buzz of its own.

Through CharityChoice Gift Cards, a program run by the Special Kids Fund, the PredictoMobile Community will not only have a unique opportunity to give back, but also to decide whether their contribution will be used to benefit the environment, education, the disabled, disaster relief, or other areas of concern.

“We’re proud to be able to bring support to CharityChoice’s truly visionary endeavor. There is widespread need in the world, and likewise, many worthwhile causes in place. CharityChoice encourages people to consider the range of this need, while letting them contribute in a very personal way,” said Itai Kathein, President of PredictoMobile.

The premium mobile service company serves over 1 million members who cast votes on their cell phones via SMS to predict the outcome of current events. With each vote, members earn reward points redeemable for ringtones, gift cards, and consumer electronics.

This initiative, which is set to begin this week, will give members the opportunity to convert these reward points into CharityChoice Gift Cards. Recipients of the Gift Cards are able to select a charity from a list of over 100 renowned non-profit organizations, including March of Dimes, Toys for Tots, Mercy Corps, Big Brothers Big Sisters, and the Alzheimer’s Association, among others.

CharityChoice was born when Special Kids Fund board member Mark Finkel recognized the need for a service with which one can give a charitable gift that allows the recipient to choose which charity will receive the funds. Since its inception, the organization has become a pioneer in recipient-designated charity gifts. “Our CharityChoice Gift Cards provide a way for all of us to elevate how we do our gift-giving,” said Special Kids Fund President and CharityChoice co-founder, Daniel B. Goodman. To learn more and to see a complete list of charities, visit www.ccgiftcards.org.

In a closely contested and watched political race, the PredictoMobile community has had overwhelming success in correctly predicting the outcome of important elections, including the Super Tuesday primaries. "PredictoMobile offers its members an engaging channel to follow the political landscape. Our members voice their opinion every day on political events as well as other hot topics in the news," says Itai Kathein, company president and founder.

PredictoMobile is one of the fastest growing mobile services. PredictoMobile members cast votes on their cell phones via SMS to predict the outcome of current events. With each vote, members have a chance to win cash and prizes; they also earn reward points redeemable for ringtones, gift cards, and consumer electronics.