YouTube, the popular online video sharing site, said on Wednesday it hopes to launch a service for wireless devices within a year.

Chad Hurley, YouTube chief executive and co-founder, told an advertising conference that offering video services on mobile phones was a key opportunity for the company. "Within the next year we hope to have something on a mobile device, it's going to be a huge market, especially for the video mind-set we're dealing with, it's a natural transition," Hurley said.

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The mobile service enable mobile users to capture video clips using their camera phone, and upload the clips to YouTube website directly. YouTube mobile will give user more functionality other than video uploading, including video sharing among others. The mobile upload service is already started in May this year.