Fox Interactive Media said on Monday it plans to launch advertising-supported versions of its popular Internet social network MySpace and other properties for free on cell phones.

Aiming to court an audience adept at finding entertainment on mobile devices, MySpace will let its users send and receive messages, comment on pictures, post bulletins, update blogs, find friends and update their mood status on cell phones.

A more fully featured version is available to paying customers of AT&T Inc , Helio, which is the wireless joint venture of Earthlink Inc and SK Telecom , and other U.S. wireless subscribers.

The new version aims to open the ability to access MySpace even wider, executives said. Versions of Fox's FoxSports.com, IGN.com and film review site Rotten Tomatoes will also launch as part of the strategy.

Amit Kapur, vice president of business development for MySpace, also said the company is exploring development of a version tailored for Apple Inc's iPhone.