Casually at the Avenue of the Mobile World Congress we met Daichi from Motion Portrait. They are a Japanese company that has created a most fun application, you can take the photo of any person and animate the image, have it talk and even dress it up with the simple touch of your finger.
Watch our video interview with them to see a demo of this fun app.
ooVoo is a video communication service focused on delivering first class video communications through the internet, delivered anywhere and at anytime with up to 6 people simultaneously.
In 2010 they will release call on mobile phones.
We met with Marty Walker who told us about the company and how their system works.
InternetQ specializes on mega mobile promotions; they are a one-stop-shop for socializing, e-shopping, gaming on web and mobile. By 2012 they will be present in 20 countries.
We met George Kontos at the Mobile World Congress who told us about the company and its future plans.
At the Mobile World Congress we met with Jan Hoffmann, CEO of Mobil Power Europe, the sole, worldwide representative of the DOQO battery charger.
He gave us a live demonstration of DOQO that allows you to safely and easily recharge the battery of your mobile phone or digital camera in a wink. The battery is charged for an average period of 15 to 20 minutes at a cost of just 1€/1£. The charging software guarantees that 95% of all mobile phone & camera batteries can be recharged with DOQO.
Antica, a networking company specialized in providing solutions tailored for telecommunications companies, was present at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.
They were presenting SESS, PayBridge and SmartRouter, the products focused on increasing revenue for mobile operators, and developing models based on prepayment.
This year, their flagship product is Antica Convergent Policy Manager, that allow service providers to manage the traffic policies that are applied to subscribers and works with multi-vendor DPI devices, or acts as a PCRF when the network support a 3GPP PCC architecture.
At the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona we talked to Li Wei, Deputy General manager at SIM Technology Group, a leading mobile handset and wireless communications module developer in China.
They design and develop multi-platform mobile communications terminal solutions ranging from 2.5G, 2.75G, 3G to 3.5G.
The subsidiary Shanghai Simcom turns out over 200 mobile handset solutions each year. It is ranked number 2 based on worldwide shipment on ABI recent research report.
At the Mobile World Congress we spoke to James Weatherall, Chief Scientist at RealVNC, a company that provides remote control software which lets you see and interact with desktop applications across any network.
RealVNC was founded in 2002 by the original developers of VNC to promote, enhance and commercialize VNC. With over 100 million software downloads, VNC is a de facto standard for remote control.
The software has a widespread user base from individuals to the largest multi-national companies.
At the Mobile World Congress we met Rémi Lacombe, VP of Business Development at DxO Labs, a company whose business model is based on developing and licensing intellectual property of optics and silicon architectures.
Their embedded imaging product portfolio integrates a range of image processing and extended depth of field technologies for camera phones. They are focusing on making cameras for smartphones smaller and cheaper.
In a traditional camera module design, the image processing is done completely independently of the lens design. The sensor is chosen, then the optics. An ISP is then adapted to the sensor and optics.
DxO says its DOP technology breaks century-old optics design limitations by co-optimizing the image processing and the optics as a whole system. The result is that the accessible space of lens performance is greatly enlarged.
At the Mobile World Congress we spoke with Ralph Kimmig, General Manager of ITM Einkaufs, an internationally operating manufacturer and marketer of telecommunication and electronic devices located near Karlsruhe/Germany.
Many of their mobile phones are dedicated to senior or handicapped people. The phones include features like Fall Detection Sensor, SOS Emergency Number as well as Dual SIM Card functionality.
Hagenuk – the long establish German brand for telecommunication end devices is specialized in user friendly telephones with convincing design in the domains of fixed line network corded, fixed line network DECT and GSM mobile devices.
Moovade is a startup that was created to further develop iNTERACT – the award winning mobile platform that enables a new level of interaction between mobile phones and kiosks.
At the Mobile World Congress we talked to Frédéric Feytons, CEO & Co-Founder of the company.
Further to its flagship product, Moovade is expanding its product portfolio with mobile solutions such as Feedr, a smart, limited footprint add-on that enables any public screen to "print" any rich media content into consumers’ phones, allowing for a costless and maintenance-free printing.