Emoze Named ‘Rising Star’ In The 2009 Mobile Star Awards™

December 10th, 2009

London, UK. 9 December 2009 – A winner in the eighth annual Mobile Star Awards™ programme, is leading mobile content provider, emoze. Hosted by mobile technology news portal MobileVillage.com, the awards recognize emoze as a ‘rising star’ in the consumer applications category – email or messaging.

Emoze brings true mobility to the mass market by enabling users, from all walks of life, to turn their mobile phones and devices into a fully functional personal communications device. It delivers both emails and social network messaging to almost any mobile phone. The company has created real push-event technology that delivers real-time, secure synchronization of emails, calendars and contacts – pushing data and updates anytime, anywhere using any mobile service provider network or WiFi.

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Emoze launches first ‘push’ content application – Mobile Soccer updater

November 11th, 2009

Emoze launches a dedicated mobile soccer application for the largest international soccer tournament in Africa
AFRICOM, Cape Town South Africa, 11 November 2009 – Emoze, the worlds leading ‘push’ mobile solutions provider, has come up with another industry first introducing a ‘pushed’ content solution in preparation for the most exciting event to be held next year in the African continent.

The new downloadable application will cost just $5 (one time payment) and will provide international football news daily from now until after the tournament’s final in July.

The client will feature ‘pushed’ real time soccer updates and news, player of the day pictures (in html format), game venues, scores and of course full tables of the team groups. The opening splash screen features a real-time countdown to the big games in South Africa, and then once the tournament starts, countdowns to individual games – football fans need never miss a second of the action no matter where they are or what they are doing.

The Soccer Updater is available worldwide and can be downloaded on any Symbian or Windows mobile handset, with Java phones to follow shortly. So before the tension reaches fever pitch download it now at:
clients.emoze.com

Emoze CEO, Eitan Linker, said: “This is emoze’s first ‘push’ content solution and we have several more content based applications in the pipeline. Consumers increasingly want tailored content on the go, delivered directly to the handset, where they can find it in one click. Our service gives the best user experience to the consumer with a combination of data and pictures. It’s easy to install, easy to use and info you won’t be able to do without – all in real-time. Yet another example that emoze is not just a technology, but a way of life! With the 2010 tournament fever building throughout the world this is a great value added service and the natural evolution of the ‘push’ experience.”

*Note to readers: emoze has no commercial affiliation with FIFA or the 2010 World Cup South Africa

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Emoze Featured On BBC

September 16th, 2009

I know Emoze is featured in many blogs, online TV shows and magazines.

However, this time we were featured on BBC!

See it here: Emoze on BBC.

On this opportunity, check out the following great review on CJ’s Nokia Blog.

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Need Your Staff To Have Access To Email And Contacts Oo The Go…. But Can’t Afford The Upgrades?

September 9th, 2009

Secure efficient and low cost ‘push’ email, calendar and contact information, in real-time, bespoke for SME users…. AND FOR FREE!

Emoze, the world’s leading low cost ‘push’ mobile technology, is reinvigorating growth in the SME sector by offering all UK corporate customers a completely FREE 30-day (no commitment) trial of its services. There is no need to replace handsets, no data security risks, no costly corporate mobile tariffs, just your business email (including contacts and calendar) delivered to any mobile phone, anywhere and in real time.

Get your FREE trial at: http://www.emoze.com/en/products/enterprise.asp

Imagine, how much more efficient your business will be if all your sales staff, secretaries, management, and even logistics had access to corporate email 24/7. Potential sales leads could be followed up in an instant, meetings arranged and cancelled from your mobile handset, and clients could be kept in touch no matter how busy your schedule.

Keeping your whole team in-touch with clients and customers will be key to maintaining relationships, a steady flow of income and, say it quietly, bottom-line growth. With the UK’s recession now looking to extend into early next year, banks still ‘recapitalising’ and refusing to lend to perfectly viable businesses, securing the necessary financing for infrastructure development, and cutting costs, are now the biggest challenges facing the SME sector.

It is no surprise, therefore, that many businesses have decided the cost of ‘push’ email services are for the moment, unviable. With emoze these financial obstacles have been removed, as there is no need to replace handsets, change mobile contracts, or pay costly service charges – and for those of you still uncertain you can now try the service for FREE.

“Good business relies on good communication, and managers are now able to extend employee’s on-the-job experience from desktop to mobile,” comments Eitan Linker, emoze CEO. “Email is a business critical tool for virtually every organization, but access need not be limited by distance from a computer. The modern business person is often on the move and does not want to carry around multiple devices. Emoze’s Enterprise Edition allows them freedom of movement and communication, without the company needing to purchase special handsets or extra, expensive services. With the recession making every business wary of change, we are offering the Enterprise Edition on a free trial, as once you have emoze you can never go back.”

What do you need to get started?
You can start using emoze now, if you have a basic data allowance or an ordinary data package for your managers and staff – often included as standard in monthly phone contracts – and because all emoze messages are 90% compressed, your data usage will always be very low.

What’s the security of data like?
Security of data is a primary concern for any corporation, and emoze technology provides some of the most secure messaging on the market, with encryption on all emails and data as standard. With emoze, emails are ‘pushed’, real-time, without the need for any duplication or storage outside of the existing email server (which is a big security risk associated with Blackberry). What’s more, should the handset be lost or stolen it can be easily remotely wiped in seconds from your own server, meaning that business sensitive data is never at risk.

Want In-house Management Control?
When communications controlled by your own people is an essential business need, companies can add a dedicated Enterprise Edition server, enabling management of information flow and control over data transfers based on your own IT policies. Users can be added or deleted easily too, through the simple-to-use management console.

“With an easy online installation emoze allows the business user to communicate securely, and do business faster and more conveniently,” continues Eitan Linker. “We offer the perfect solution to those businesses that want the productivity and connectivity gains from ‘push’ technology without the cost or hassle of third party controlled services. We provide real added value services with emoze Enterprise Edition software and place management control where it belongs – with the corporate customer.”

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What Will Be The Mobile OS Of The Future?

July 18th, 2009

This is indeed an interesting question. The article Ultimate Mobile OS Showdown: iPhone vs Android vs webOs vs Blackberry vs Windows Mobile vs Symbian tries to compare the good and bad of each of the common mobile OS at hand today.

WorldMate for Blackberry

WorldMate for Blackberry

WorldMate is mentioned in this article as one of the better BlackBerry OS third-part apps for tracking travel plans.

Personally, I like the Windows Mobile OS, but I have to agree this is probably a dying mobile OS.

iPhone is very chick but if I have to gamble on a winner it will be the Android. Its openness and support from a plethora of vendors will make it the winner, eventually.

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Emoze now inside the world’s most widely used mobile device platform – Nokia S40

July 13th, 2009

Emoze’s true mass market messaging solution hits true mass market devices
London, 13 July 2009 – Nokia Series 40 mobile phones are now being shipped with a direct, emoze push messaging software link in the OVI download folder so that users can quickly set up their favourite messaging data sources such as Gmail, Hotmail, Facebook and so on, pushed to their mobile phone, with real-time, secure synchronization.
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How Much Would You Pay For Me?

June 19th, 2009

Have you ever wondered how much your web site or domain name worth?
Check out PUFIP which tries to quantify the worth of a domain by the number of visitors and the advertisement potential.
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WorldMate Max and the World Crisis

June 5th, 2009

iPhone Apps Come of Age

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Emoze Participates with Sun Microsystems in Java Utopia at the 2009 JavaOne Conference

June 2nd, 2009

Emoze is the first company to use the LWUIT technology in a commercial push email solution
JavaOne Conference, San Francisco, 2 June 2009 – Emoze, the global leader in push technology for mobile, will be presenting its Java technology- based mobile client developed using the new Light Weight User Interface Toolkit (LWUIT) from Sun Microsystems at the 2009 JavaOne conference in San Francisco, 2-5 June.

Emoze at JavaOne

Emoze at JavaOne


Emoze is the first company to use the LWUIT technology in a commercial push email solution. emoze Java Platform Micro Edition (Java ME) based client was successfully launched with several mobile carriers worldwide and with several leading handset manufacturers such as Samsung and Nokia. emoze will be one of the few firms invited by Sun to showcase the applications developed using Sun Microsystems technologies at the prestigious JavaOne conference.
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AOL and AIM go mobile with Emoze

May 19th, 2009

Emoze is now available to over 10 million new subscribers
More than 10 million email users can now go mobile, thanks to the latest emoze data source release for AOL subscribers. People with an AOL email address can now get their messages and more pushed to their mobile phone, with real-time, secure synchronization from emoze.
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