FeedHenry Receives Award at CTIA's Emerging Technology Award for Outstanding Innovation in Mobile Applications & Widgets

CTIA announced the winners of their Emerging Technology Awards at the CTIA show floor yesterday, Thursday April 2nd. From amongst hundreds of entries to the awards, FeedHenry came in third place for their IMS widget content and service platform. Earlier, the company was shortlisted as one of the final entries in the Mobile Applications & Widgets category for Mobile Marketing and Mobile Advertising. In receiving this award, FeedHenry is recognized for its outstanding innovation in the global telecom’s market.

FeedHenry's widget service platform helps telco's deliver complex IMS services such as voice, presence and location, and also interactive advertising to customers in a way that is easily downloaded and customized for distribution across mobile, desktop, TV or locations such as Facebook or iGoogle. The company offers a new way for companies to advertise with an interactive advertising model that reaches from the Web to mobile, desktop and through to social and viral distribution.

Congratulations to FeedHenry!

At CTIA, FeedHenry is showcasing its technology at the Oracle Booth, Central Hall, C3, Booth #6010.

An Unique Opportunity to Test and Trial Wireless Services Using Ireland’s Radio Spectrum

Ireland has relative abundance of uncongested radio spectrum and Ireland’s Commission for Communications Regulation (ComReg) is making this spectrum available for testing and trialing innovative new systems and services. Wireless communications’ manufacturers, operators and researchers can now test or trial products in a live field environment under real-world conditions using Ireland radio spectrum instead of in a laboratory environment.

Having this valuable resource available is important for wireless and mobile manufacturers who want to the test and trial new mobile equipment to make sure it works under true market conditions. Application service providers who want to trial a new wireless service such as mobile TV or other services before taking the decision to deploy them commercially and R&D companies who wish to test and trial wireless ideas and products at pre-market stages will find this resource invaluable in perfecting services and products before they are launched live to the market.


For more information about ComReg’s testing and trialing opportunity visit:
http://www.comreg.ie/about_us/test_and_trial_licensing_regime.696.923.spotlight.html

or go to Enterprise Ireland’s CTIA press centre: http://www.ctiaireland.com/media-center.htm