Skweezer Wins in Smartphone & Pocket PC Magazine?s Best Software Awards 2007

Posted by msato on November 21st, 2007

Skweezer wins in the Pocket PC: Web Compression Service category.

Skweezer Award GraphicIRVINE, Calif., November 21, 2007—Greenlight Wireless Corporation today announced that Skweezer was chosen as the winner in the “Pocket PC: Web Compression Service” category of Smartphone & Pocket PC magazine’s prestigious Best Software Awards.

The annual Smartphone & Pocket PC magazine Best Software Awards helps users select software that best suits their Windows Mobile Pocket PC and Smartphone needs by honoring companies that produce outstanding software. Pocket PC and Smartphone experts from around the world help select the nominations and determine the award winners. The panel of over 100 judges includes prominent Microsoft MVPs, support forum moderators, and Pocket PC Magazine contributors.

Skweezer is a free service that optimizes Web pages and searches for use on PDAs and cell phones. Mobile Internet users access Skweezer by visiting www.skweezer.net, then use the portal as a “wireless gateway” to browse and search the Web. Skweezer compresses and reformats content being downloaded, so that it loads faster, looks better, and is easier to navigate. Skweezer has introduced many mobile browsing innovations, including the first: pagination system that splits large Web pages up for viewing on cell phones, mobile Web page translation feature, “find in page” search, and portal-based mobile RSS reader. Skweezer is completely platform-independent and can be accessed from Pocket PC, Palm, MS Smartphone, Blackberry, Symbian, PSP2, and WAP 2.0 compliant devices. Skweezer is also available as a “private label” solution for wireless carriers, search engines, and content providers.

Best Software Awards Winners Announced

About Smartphone & Pocket PC magazine:
Bi-monthly Smartphone & Pocket PC magazine is a print publication also available in Zinio Digital format, written for users of Windows Mobile PDA’s and Smartphone devices. Each issue includes hardware and software reviews, user profiles, practical tips, plus an “Enterprise Solutions” supplement. Its companion Web site, www.Smartphonemag.com, is updated each day with news, hot downloads, Web sites, reviews, and tips; and also contains archives, a directory of the best Windows Mobile Web sites, and an Encyclopedia of over 5000 third-party software and accessories products. Subscriptions include the annual Buyers Guide and The Ultimate Smartphone and Pocket PC How-to Guide, plus free access to the subscriber VIP web site.

On the Net: Smartphone & Pocket PC magazine site: www.pocketpcmag.com

About Greenlight Wireless:
Greenlight Wireless is a leading innovator of wireless technologies, providing mobile solutions for enterprise-level businesses, Web portals, and wireless carriers. Greenlight Wireless’ consumer-oriented Skweezer service optimizes Web content for handheld devices, providing a richer browsing experience and adding value to wireless data offerings. Greenlight’s Advertizer product is a cutting-edge advertising program for operators, search engines, and publishers who want to monetize their content in the mobile environment.

On the Net: Greenlight Wireless site: www.greenlightwireless.net
Skweezer site: www.skweezer.net

Posted by Monica Sato

Disney Plans Spring, 2008 Launch of Mobile Phone Service in Japan

Posted by Wireless Mobility Blog on November 12th, 2007
In late September, TMCnet editor Stefania Viscusi reported on the possibility that Walt Disney Internet Group, after announcing the shutdown of its Disney Mobile phone service on Sept. 27, might be out of the mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) business for good.
 
The answer to that question is “Apparently not,” at least not for now. Wall Street Journal reported today that Walt Disney Co. and Softbank Corp. (a Japanese mobile operator) are teaming up to introduce a mobile phone service in Japan. The service will be called… drum-roll please… Disney Mobile.
 
Apparently the company is hoping that the Japanese market ends up being more lucrative than the U.S. Disney plans to use Softbank’s networks and sell phones at thousands of Softbank stores in Japan.
 
The U.S.-based Disney Mobile service was launched in April 2006 and lasted just about a year and a half before folding. (Existing customers will continue receiving support until Dec. 31, 2007; Verizon has stepped up to the plate with a special Chaperone Service deal for subscribers who want to transfer up to five phone numbers to another provider.) The service was geared toward families, providing kids with limited access to the Internet on phones configured to help parents track the whereabouts of their children.
 
The Disney Mobile service in Japan is slated for a spring, 2008 launch. No further details of the deal between Disney and Softbank were released.
 
When Disney announced the shutdown of its American MVNO operations, Walt Disney Internet Group president Steve Wadsworth said the company decided the wireless operator market in the U.S. was too competitive, and that more profitable opportunities for its content and services existed through other business models.
 
Only time will tell whether the sun will rise on Disney’s service in Japan for longer than it did in the U.S.
 
What do you think—is Japan a better market or is Disney making another mistake?

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Advertizer® - Building a Mobile Advertising Network

Posted by kperkins on November 8th, 2007

New York City skyline at dusk - November 2007

On a recent trip back East, I attended the ad:tech New York conference. The intent was to meet with various partners and generally get a sense as to where the online industry is, in terms of mobile advertising.

Much to my surprise, every single network that I spoke to wants to be in mobile-they just don’t know how.

Yes, there are a number of one-off, made-for-mobile ad companies out there now. But none of them have the capacity for large-scale distribution. Well, all except for us.

In getting these networks’ feedback, the reason they can’t do mobile is there hasn’t been a clear and effective path to enablement. The vast amount of their advertisers don’t have any capability to do mobile-specific campaigns. Why? They’re not sure how the technology works. They don’t know the nuances of the fractured device marketplace.

We’re about to launch our Mobile Publishing Network that will give all these online ad companies a way to easily start marketing to this space. Stay tuned for details in the next few weeks!

Posted by Kevin Perkins

Greenlight?s new location

Posted by msieve on November 5th, 2007

We’ve finally got everybody moved into our new office space. Our new address is:

Greenlight Wireless Corp.
20503 Crescent Bay Drive
Lake Forest, CA 92630

Our phone numbers have stayed the same except for our main fax line, which is now +1-949-421-1543.

Posted by Mark Sieve


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