Momails award winning mobile email platform will be the basis for Taiwan Mobiles new mobile email service “Catch Mail” and innovative mobile communication services with Facebook, Flickr, Twitter and others.  

Stockholm, Sweden – November 19, 2009. Momail announces that it has signed a deal with Taiwan Mobile. Taiwan Mobile will use Momails award winning mobile email platform for their Catch Mail offer. This will be the default email service for all Taiwan Mobile customers with a data rate plan. In phase two, the Momail platform will be used to include mobile communication with popular services such as Facebook, Flickr, Twitter, Taiwan Mobile social network and other ISP’s services.

Altobridge, nominated finalist in GSMA Mobile Innovation Grand Prix – APAC Tournament, to present its Remote Community solution in the Innovation Zone

Hong Kong, 17 November 2009 – Leading provider of cost-effective wireless solutions, Altobridge, has been nominated as one of only five finalists in the GSMA’s Mobile Innovation Grand Prix – APAC Tournament. The nomination is a result of the pioneering and breakthrough technology behind the company’s Remote Community solution, and its successful, profitable, commercial operations with mobile network operators (MNOs) in Asia and ongoing deployments in Africa and Latin America.

As a finalist, Altobridge will present its Remote Community solution at the Mobile Asia Congress in Hong Kong, 18-19 November.

London, November 16, 2009—Femtocells Americas – Airvana, Inc. (NASDAQ: AIRV), ip.access, and Ubiquisys, together with Intrinsyc Software International, Inc. (TSX: ICS), today announced a demonstration of a femtocell-aware handset application working with all three vendors’ femtocells. The demonstration, which will be shown at the Femtocells Americas conference in San Diego, represents a milestone towards the standardization of femtocell applications, and is aligned to the Femto Forum’s ongoing work in this area.

Intrinsyc’s UX-Zone™ application incorporates femtocell presence triggers to change the user interface on a smartphone automatically as soon as it enters a home or office environment covered by a femtocell signal.

Using MoZoop you can save time, hassle and all your contact information

Nottingham, November 16th 2009: One of the most frightening issues for someone buying a new mobile phone is the thought of losing all their contacts. In fact many people don’t get a new handset because the fear is too great.

Now, with MoZoop (mozoop.com) that fear is removed.

MoZoop is a free, online service that allows you to ‘zoop’ your contacts off your old handset and ‘zoop’ them down to your new one. It’s simple, efficient and best of all … free. Launched in time for Christmas, MoZoop is the stocking filler everyone with a new mobile phone should make sure they have.