NEOM says up 100% for the day."As NeoMedia introduces versions for other top camera phones, PaperClick For
Cell Phones has the potential to spread across the 1.4 billion phone mobile
market like text messaging, now a $42 billion phenomenon," he said.
Fritz said NeoMedia is actively seeking licensors among cellular service
providers and phone manufacturers in the U.S. and in Europe "who can embrace and
enable this breakthrough technology. Our strategy is to enable every camera
phone on the market with few - if any - modifications to these phones. We
currently work with the Nokia 3650, and expect to announce versions of
PaperClick For Cell Phones for more popular camera phones from Nokia and other
leading manufacturers over the next year."
Direct Link from to the Internet
Pioneered and patented by NeoMedia, PaperClick reads and decodes UPC/EAN or
other bar codes to link users to the Internet, providing information and
enabling e-commerce. It employs a standard browser, optional client software,
and a network of online service and applications servers transparent to the
user, who simply takes a with the phone and is automatically connected to
tailored on-line Web information.
PaperClick For Cell Phones installs via the phone's infra red (IR) port, the
BlueTooth(R) wireless network, or by download using its built-in browser,
requiring only 11.3KB of memory. With software currently implemented for the
Symbian(TM) operating system. PaperClick For Cell Phones supports UPC-A, UPC-E,
EAN-13, ISBN and PaperClick codes. A previous version of PaperClick runs on Palm
Pilot(R) PDA's.
PaperClick For Cell Phones for the Nokia 3650 phone is expected to be available
in the fourth quarter, with versions for other popular Nokia Series 60 phones,
including the Nokia 7650, and phones from other leading manufacturers to follow.
Public Debut at Symbian Platinum Conference Next Week
NeoMedia has been named a Symbian(TM) Platinum Partner, "gaining recognition as
one of the top technology innovators and service providers in the mobile
industry," said Fritz. Symbian is a software licensing company, established in
June 1998 and owned by Ericsson(R), Nokia(R), Panasonic(R), Motorola(R),
Psion(R), Samsung(R), Siemens(R) and Sony Ericsson(R), and supplier of the
Symbian OS(TM), the advanced, open, standard operating system for data-enabled
mobile phones.
Fritz said PaperClick For Cell Phones for the Nokia 3650 will make its public
debut for the mobile industry at the Symbian Partner Event at the Hyatt Regency
Airport Hotel in San Francisco on Thursday, September 18. |
