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Redwood City, CA; Vienna, Austria; June 20, 2007 – – Ogo™ – the mobile messaging device has been launched by mobilkom austria the leading mobile operator in Austria.
Ogo features a high resolution screen, built-in stereo speakers and external memory slot for an optimal visual/audio experience. The full keyboard and sleek design encourage user interaction designed especially for, email, MSN Live and ICQ on the go.
“Our mission through Ogo is to deliver the ultimate Mobile Messaging platform. The challenge is that the concept of mobile messaging is changing, this means that in addition to Instant Messaging, Email, Web Browsing, SMS, we also enable the mobilization of blogs, social networking, online dating, and so much more.” Said Amit Haller, President and CEO of IXI Mobile, the maker of the Ogo suite of devices and services.
“For all those who want to communicate with friends always and everywhere through MSN live or ICQ, mobilkom austria now exclusively introduces OGO to the Austrian market. The device specially developed for MSN live and ICQ offers convenient use thanks to the complete keyboard and large color display with an attractive flat rate to go along with it for just EUR 9.90 per month”, said Dr. Hannes Ametsreiter, Director of Marketing, Distribution and Customer Services, mobilkom austria.
Since Ogo targets the youth market, the service has to be affordable, and at the same time as reliable and seamless as the PC experience. To cater to this need mobilkom austria offers Ogo for 9.90 Euro a month including unlimited instant messaging, emails and browsing on Vodafone live! In addition 25 MB for web browsing are included
Ogo is already available in all A1 SHOPs or through the A1 Online Shop for EUR 99.00.
For more information please contact:
IXI Mobile:
Ariella Shoham
Marketing Manager
Press@ixi.com
216-240-6083
KCSA Worldwide:
Lee Roth / Marybeth Csaby
212-896-1209 / 1236
lroth@kcsa.com / mcsaby@kcsa.com
About IXI Mobile
Headquartered in Redwood City, CA, IXI Mobile, Inc.(OTCBB: IXMO, IXMOW, IXMOU) offers solutions that bring innovative, data-centric mobile devices and services to the mass market. IXI Mobile's Ogo devices are designed to improve the mobile user experience and increase mobile voice and data usage. The company provides a turn-key solution to mobile operators and Internet service providers around he world to launch and support Ogo products. For more information on IXI Mobile, please visit
www.ixi.com.
About Ogo
The Ogo family of devices delivers popular applications, including email, instant messaging, SMS, RSS, voice and Web browsing on optimized, easy-to-use handheld devices for a true on-the-go mobile messaging experience. Ogo was launched by mobile operators and Interned service providers around the world. More information on Ogo is available at:
www.ogo.com.
About mobilkom austria
With more than 3.6 million customers and a market share of 38.7%, mobilkom austria is Austria’s leading mobile operator. The company, headquartered in Vienna, has generated revenues of EUR 1,726.6 million in the 2006 business year. mobilkom austria’s innovation leadership is marked by the worldwide first GPRS Launch in August 2000 and one of Europe`s first commercial UMTS network launched in Austria in April 2003 and HSDPA network in January 2006. With the mobilkom austria group, the success of mobilkom austria extends beyond Austria’s borders. The mobilkom austria group includes mobilkom austria, Vipnet in Croatia, Si.mobil in Slovenia, Mobiltel in Bulgaria, mobilkom liechtenstein and mobile communication providers currently being established in Serbia and Macedonia.
Forward Looking Statements
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