Symsoft specializes in messaging services and online charging services for operators around the world.
The company at the Mobile World Congress was announcing Nobill Visiting Mobile Date Access which gives the opportunity to operators to offer local data access for in roamers, short-term internet users.
Petter Naslund tells us all about it in this video interview.
DLP technology by Texas Instruments powers many of today’s projectors and beamers; they have taken this technology and have made it very small, into a chip as small as a shirt button.
This chip allows cell phones to project on to a wall; users can now share images and videos with a large number of people directly from their mobile phone.
Watch our video interview at for life demo.
Golden Gekko is based in Barcelona and is an app development company; in 2009 they brought to the market 150 apps. Caroline Van den Bergh gave us a demonstration of Tino, the company’s Mobile App Studio.
It is easy to use and does not require previous programming experience. It is a simple 5 step procedure that companies can use in house to develop their personalized apps and launch them to the market.
Almira Labs is a telecom software company focused on providing solutions for wireline and wireless telecom operators.
The company offers innovative video, voice and media broadcast technology which is device independent, thus operators can reach the whole subscriber base regardless of their technological ability or expenditure level.
We spoke to Paz Vigil from SME a Spanish company that was present at the Mobile World Congress. In the telecom sector they specialize in integrated solutions to locate and manage every kind of telecom appliances.
The company provides the necessary infrastructure to ensure the correct operation of equipments.
Watch our video interview to get a feel for the customized products this company provides to network operators.
Freescale Semiconductors are embedded all around the world: in automobiles, computer networks, communications infrastructure, mobile phones, home appliances and consumer products that touch every aspect of peoples’ daily life.
Frank Nicholis during the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona told what the company is doing on the consumer space; he showed us a great device which has a detachable portable touch screen which can then be connected to its docking station with a keyboard.
A device marketed at teenagers and which has been received with great expectation at CIS and MWC.
SurfKitchen helps mobile operators and their partners overcome the discoverability, usability and fulfilment challenges typically associated with the delivery of mobile Internet applications and services on mass market devices.
They have developed the SurfKit Mobile Internet Platform.
Dave Evans CTO of the company gave us a demonstration at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.
The Design Council is a UK organization that promotes the intelligent use of design. Robert Bult told us about the Design Out Crime initiative, one of its interests is to protect theft of mobile phones by encouraging less attractive design or harder access to phone data.
They brought to the Mobile World Congress three solutions where design and innovation tackles a difficult issue in an elegant way. Watch our video interview to learn more about his very innovative concept.
Steepest Ascent was one of the chosen companies to represent the UK at The UK Trade and Investment stand at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.
The company was formed in 2004 and was founded by a critical mass of engineers who had extensive knowledge of DSP and digital communications systems and exploitable wireless/ mobile and DSP software IP.
The reputation of the company is based around their integrated and industry hardened engineers. Watch our video interview with Bob Stewart, CEO of the company, to get a feeling for the success of this company.
Movirtu is a UK for-profit enterprise that provides innovative mobile technology and business models for wireless telecommunication service providers servicing rural poor communities in Sub-Sahara Africa and South Asia.
Movirtu focuses on people that do not currently own a phone and are earning less than 2 USD a day; their technology makes shared access to basic mobile phone services a reality.
Dennis Dijkstra, COO of the company told us how their system works and how it will simplify communications in these regions.