Knock is a Spanish company that manufactures solutions for the infrastructure of telecommunications deployment. At the Mobile World Congress Jose Maria Horta, Commercial Director of Knock spoke to us about their latest solution the Tiger Series.
It is an efficient solution for rapid deployment or RDS (rapid deployment site), with a minimum environmental impact. They are focused on carriers and partners that rely on carriers, 2010 looks bright for this company.
Genaker focuses on development of state-of-the-art solutions based on SIP, they are R&D Company that aims to replace the legacy of the walki-talki devices with modern technology communicating over cellular networks.
See our video interview with them to get a first hand impression of what it is they offer.
At the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona we met with Sudip Nandy, CEO of Aricent. They are a global innovation, technology and services company focused exclusively on communications.
The company is a strategic supplier to the world’s leading application, infrastructure and service providers. They give strategic advice and get involved with their customers solutions.
The MWC was a success for them we hope that this positivity continues until the end of the year.
BuzzCity a Singapore based company that works globally and were present at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. They specialize on mobile advertising, delivering ads to mobile phones as they surf the internet.
They work with thousands of partners globally and are looking forward to an increase in demand from advertisers, a fruitful business for 2010.
BioAccez was present at the Mobile World Congress with their 3G surveillance cameras; they have developed a very simple hardware that revolutionizes the use we have given surveillance cameras to date.
The cameras have a SIM card inserted; the user can call the camera with their mobile and see in real time what the camera is focusing on. An excellent hardware to use at companies or at home, also of great use to install for medical purposes as doctors can call to check on their home patients in real time.
A new model has come out which is adapted to US frequency, 2010 will be a year of expansion all over the world for this company.
At the Mobile World Congress we spoke with Chris Labonne, Field Applications Engineer at Dialogic.
They are pioneers in enabling interactive mobile video and provide video-enabled engines that support direct IP streaming as well as connectivity to existing and new mobile devices.
In Barcelona they were presenting a wide variety of applications enabled by Dialogic technology, including Click-to-Video-Call, IVVR, Video Advertising, Gaming, Messaging, and VCCV, Video Conferencing, Video LBS, Video Portal, and VRT, Video SDP VAS with HD Voice.
In addition, they were also showcasing the latest software for QoE video analytics developed by Dialogic Media Labs.
In Barcelona we talked to Olga Toprover, Sales Director at Forte IT, a Russian IT company specialized in call center, IVR and IVVR software development that has been chosen as a hardware platform of Dialogic – recognized leader and developer of industry standards in computer telephony.
At the Mobile World Congress Forte-IT was demonstrating its latest development: IntelleScript Video solution. With the help of IntelleScript Video it is possible to create various services in 3G networks, including Information (Video IVR, Video Portals, Online Surveillance), Social Network Services (Video Help Desk, Video Banking), Video Call center (Video Help Desk, Video Banking), Security Services (surveillance cameras broadcast) and Video TV.
At the Mobile World Congress we spoke to Mouli Raman, Co-Founder & CTO of OnMobile, who gave us a short introduction to this interesting Indian company. Kiran Anandampillai then showed us OnMobile’s latest creation – the Squeeze device that "squeezes fresh music” from internet into the mobile phone. In other words, it enables consumers from countries with low internet penetration to download music through the retailers without being connected to internet.
OnMobile is white labeled Data and Value Added Services [VAS] company for mobile, landline and media service providers. They target mobile subscribers who focus on leveraging the convergence between wireless and wireline telecommunication services, media, internet, mobile marketing and content.
They develop services, such as; Voice Portals, Ring Back Tones, Music Search, Mobile Search, Social Address Book, Phone Back up.
Smartphone.Biz-News.com spoke to Miguel Angel Silva, Chief Commercial Officer at Rubberduck that was one of the first companies in Europe to launch commercial off-deck mobile TV and mobile radio services.
Headquartered in the city of Oslo, Norway, Rubberduck serves broadcasters and operators with hosted and managed Mobile TV solutions that can be implemented around the world by the company’s Global Partner Managers.
In Barcelona, they were focused on showcasing their Android and iPhone Live TV apps, as they found the best mobile TV viewership works over applications that provide more for home-type of TV setup experience.
Mobiletech was founded in 2005 by a team of telecommunication, banking and investment professionals. The entrepreneurs saw a need to create a platform to bring the worlds of content and mobile together in a way that would create great user experiences for people using mobile devices to view the Web.
The company has grown to be a global provider of advanced mobile enabling software and services for major media companies, brands and corporations.
At the Mobile World Congress we talked to Michael Buch Sandager, CSO Europe, who revealed that Mobiletech has been chosen by Voice of America as the technology supplier of the mobile solution to the famous international broadcaster.