Paythru are mobile specialists in credit card transactions directly through the mobile phone. They are a unique company which up to date is the only registered company to work with Visa and MasterCard and is compliant with the highest level of the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard.
We met Keith Brown at the Mobile World Congress who told us about how their technology is already being used in various services throughout the UK.
MiPlug was presenting at the Mobile World Congress their new generation pocket mobile chargers.
Gregory Leiterer showed us some of their very useful mobile charges which can be used as a key ring and charge and synchronizes your phone through a USB connection.
The have been voted as one of the coolest gadgets at CIS, they are in Asia and spreading to other regions, checkout their website to get one.
Unkasoft works with mobile marketing agencies; they develop games and applications focused on advertising. This is a great platform for the launching of brands and for advertisers to be known in the new media.
Laura Jañez told us about the expectation of the company for 2010.
Perfecto Mobile is a leading provider of remote access and automated testing solutions for mobile devices. They have a service that holds many different devices around the world in which developers can test their own applications; this allows developers to test on the Verizon network in the US or on the Orange network in the UK before launching.
Dan Shoshani gave us a demonstration in the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona; watch our video interview with him to find out how their innovative service works.
FastPay! is a company that develops, design and commercializes mobile solutions for parking, public transport, ticketing and other solutions for the public and private sectors. It makes paying easy and hassle free.
See their website for a graphical demonstration of how their system works or better even watch our video interview at the Mobile World Congress with the CEO of the company Antoni Mondragon.
Miraveo develops ad-hoc, peer to peer networking technology to create and deploy robust and resilient Spontaneous Area Networks (SPANs), enabling location-based networking among users over conventional mobile devices.
Their software empowers people to connect with those closest to them. Using the freedom of WiFi the software allows people to connect via their phones without relying on a phone network.
They will launch their first application next summer, watch out for them!
The Channer is a Barcelona based start-up that brings all available TV content on the web to your mobile phone. The app also allows you to connect to your social networks and comment on the content you are watching.
David Galceran gave us a live demonstration at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.
EyeOS is a web desktop; you can access all your applications through any browser.
Marc Cercos gave us a demonstration of the system at the Mobile World Congress, through this system you have all the applications which you need to work with available from any computer or mobile.
Since it is open source you can also develop your own applications.
VEEDIA is a unique platform that extends real-time bi-directional 3G mobile video and multimedia services to any 3G handset through a 3G video call. The system works independent of the platform used.
Adolfo Martin at the Mobile World Congress gave us a live demonstration of how their system works.
There is no need for installations; it is a very simple and powerful idea which will be of great use at offices and at homes around the world.
INQUSO has a mobile device management solution that enables corporate users to manage the smartphones within the company. The company is a pioneer in the area of SMS-based services and security solutions.
Jenny Stromberg gave us an introduction into their solution and gave as a demo at their stand at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.