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Privus Mobile Debuts on Windows Mobile 6.5, Releases Free Caller Name Lookup Upgrade for Windows Mobile App
Oct 13, 2009 9:48 AM CDT
DALLAS-- (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Hot off the heels of the launch of Windows Mobile 6.5, Privus Mobile, the first Caller ID solution for Windows Mobile smartphones, recently released a free upgrade to its Windows Mobile application enabling caller name lookup on phones in addition to its enhanced Caller ID services. The updated smartphone application now allows new and existing subscribers to receive the name registered to any phone number by simply inputting the number in the new, easy-to-use caller name lookup interface as well as receive the name associated with all incoming calls on the device – not just the names of incoming callers already in the phone’s contact list. Over the past few months, Privus Mobile released similar updates for its BlackBerry and Android applications.
“We first introduced Privus Mobile to the world through our Windows Mobile application a little over a year ago, and since then we’ve made tremendous strides to bring our innovative Caller ID application to new operating systems. Now we’re expanding that service to give Privus Mobile’s Windows Mobile users greater call management capabilities with a free caller name lookup upgrade, and what better place to introduce the new upgrade than on the new Windows Mobile experience with Windows Mobile 6.5,” said Greg Smith, president of Privus Mobile.
“Windows Mobile users really appreciate the capabilities and depth of their operating system, and Microsoft has done a fantastic job of creating a way to make applications like Privus Mobile more dynamic than ever. Privus Mobile’s upgrade is another easy-to-use feature that allows you to type in any number – whether it’s on your phone, your home phone or your friend’s phone – and utilize the same Privus Mobile technology to obtain the caller’s information. Privus Mobile’s Caller ID and caller name lookup provide a more expansive Caller ID service than anyone has ever had – landline included – and we’re excited that it found a home on the Windows Mobile.”
Since its launch in 2008, Privus Mobile has helped tens of thousands of smartphone owners around the world better manage their calls. Not only can customers better identify the caller, Privus Mobile helps users quickly save the caller’s information to their contacts list with just a push of a button.
Windows Mobile users can download the update from inside the Privus Mobile application. Those interested in purchasing Privus Mobile can download the complete application with a 10-day free trial on their devices through Privus Mobile’s mobile site at www.privusmobile.mobi or any of the numerous mobile app dealers, including Handango, Handmark, MobiHand and Mobile2Day. In addition to Windows Mobile, Privus Mobile is available for BlackBerry, Symbian and Android devices as well as Privus Mobile’s iPhone application, iPrivus.
- For a demonstration of Privus Mobile’s Caller ID and caller name lookup, visit the Privus Mobile channel at http://www.youtube.com/PrivusMobile.
- Fans can find Privus Mobile on Facebook and Twitter.
About Privus Mobile
I D YOU LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Accudata Technologies, has launched the industry-first Privus Mobile service, which provides real Caller ID service to wireless handsets, giving users greater control over who they talk to and when. Privus Mobile is available for Windows Mobile, Android, Symbian and BlackBerry devices through Handango, Handmark, Privus Mobile’s Web site, MobiHand, Android Market, Pdassi.de, Pocketland.de, Mobile2Day and BlackBerry App World. Privus Mobile’s iPhone application, iPrivus, is available at the iTunes app store.
I D YOU LLC, which is focused on providing the most comprehensive Caller ID service available, is headquartered in Allen, Texas. For more information, visit www.privusmobile.com.
M/C/C for Privus Mobile
Nathan Rome, 972-480-8383 x 301
Nathan_Rome@mccom.com
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