Updated 14 Feb, 2012, 6:01 pm IST

Kodiak Networks Announces Mobile Solutions

30 Jan, 2007, 11:00 am IST | Sharon Khare |

Wireless innovator Kodiak Networks has introduced the Kodiak Connected Portfolio with mobile solutions targeted at business, family, and social networking communities. The Kodiak Connected Portfolio includes an expanded, integrated mobile applications offering and a series of new Open Operating System (OS) clients. All of the Portfolio components are based on the Kodiak Real-time Exchange (RTX), a flexible, multi-generational IMS-capable platform.

The Kodiak Connected Portfolio includes an extension of the company's instant communications offering and introduces three new convenient mobile conferencing and messaging applications — Kodiak Mobile Conference, Kodiak Visual Voice SMS, Kodiak Group SMS. These applications all leverage the native phonebook and allow for fast and convenient group-based communications:

The Kodiak Connected Portfolio also includes a number of new Open OS clients which are available in multilingual versions to address global market demand. The client interfaces can be downloaded over the air (OTA) to most existing handsets and pre-loaded on new and future devices. Each Open OS client reads the native phonebook, supports calls to any dialable number, provides call history data, and enables users to create contact lists directly on the handset. The new Open OS client offerings are based on operator preference for a broad choice of end user device options and include BREW, Java, SIMpower, Symbian, Windows Mobile Pocket PC and Windows Mobile Smartphone.

"Kodiak Networks is committed to helping wireless operators worldwide leverage their existing voice infrastructure to enable and protect revenues generated by group-based, IMS-ready mobile applications, including messaging and conferencing," said Craig Farrill, CEO, Kodiak Networks. "The company is very responsive to user demand for integrated, community-oriented mobile applications that are fast and convenient to use."

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