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News Release from: TTPCom
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 7 August 2001

TTPCom is sweet on M-Services

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TTPCom has endorsed the GSM Association's M-Services initiative, with a product portfolio that embraces many of its requirements, and a roadmap that covers all mandatory stipulations

TTPCom has enthusiastically endorsed the GSM Association's M-Services initiative, with a product portfolio that embraces many of its requirements, and a roadmap that encompasses all mandatory stipulations. "M-Services will make the mobile Internet fun and enable it to deliver real business benefits - in ways that WAP has so far been unable to", said Peter Whale, Head of Applications at TTPCom.

"The wealth of our technology puts us in a uniquely strong position.

With our widely proven GPRS solution, used in conjunction with our comprehensive application platform product offerings, we already have a solution on which phone manufacturers can develop products compliant with the M-Services guidelines".

M-Services is a global industry initiative from the GSM Association aimed at providing clear guidance to handset manufacturers and software developers on the future direction of mobile Internet services.

It embodies a set of prioritised service guidelines - including enhanced graphics, music, video, games, ring tones, screen savers - that can be offered in the future by any manufacturer of GPRS handsets.

Whale expanded, "For 3G to be a success it has to deliver exciting products, such as games and graphics, that the leisure user finds compelling and quick and easy to use".

He continued, "Through M-Services the industry has an opportunity to combat the cynicism left by WAP and start on the road to making 3G profitable".

Basic elements for M-Services comprise: GPRS and circuit switched data; WAP 1.2.1, June 2000 release; selected features from WAP 2.0 (dual mode WML1/WML2 browser); a graphical user interface; download of media objects (ringing tunes, graphics, games, screen savers etc); multimedia messaging - MMS, and optionally e-mail; enhanced messaging service - EMS; SIM Application Toolkit (Release 99); and SyncML for vCard and vCal.

Explained TTPCom's Whale: "We already offer GPRS, WAP 1.2.1, SIM Toolkit Release 99 and a graphical user interface, and these technologies provide a platform for our customers to hit the ground running - to develop reusable content and applications ready for 2.5G and 3G.

EMS, Java, wireless gaming, and a downloadable content capability will be delivered to customers before the end of the year, in line or ahead of the M-Services roadmap.

Next year we will have available our dual-mode WAP browser, e-mail client, multimedia messaging (MMS) client and SyncML ready ahead of the M-Services June 2002 requirement.

No-one else comes near in breadth or in depth".

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