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Ericsson Wins Global MMS Contract From Vodafone

date: January 25, 2002

Ericsson has won its first global contract from Vodafone Group to supply Multimedia Messaging software.

The companies have agreed a roll-out schedule that will see commercial availability of the service in Europe from the middle of this year.

Vodafone will initially roll out Multimedia Messaging Services (MMS) in Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, The Netherlands, Portugal, Spain, Sweden and the United Kingdom, with services in a number of Vodafone operating companies to follow. The two companies have formed a global team to see the project through its aggressive roll-out.

In each of these countries Ericsson will provide the network infrastructure to support MMS. Users will be able to experience the true capabilities of multimedia messaging, when using an MMS-enabled handset, commercially available from vendors, including Sony Ericsson, during 2002.

"Colour pictures and sounds make Mobile Internet more personal, powerful and fun, and this is what MMS is about," says Kurt Hellstrom, President and CEO of Ericsson. "This significant contract to one of the world's leading operators goes hand in hand with the solid development of GPRS services, bringing high-speed Mobile Internet services to the market."

"MMS is an integral part of Vodafone's messaging strategy. Our customers will soon be able to compose and send media rich messages to one another, as well as being able to choose to have value added messaging content delivered to their mobile devices. Vodafone believes the greater functionality of MMS will be the starting point of a broader customer experience which will pave the way for 3G usage," says Thomas Geitner, Chief Executive, Global Product and Services, Vodafone.

MMS offers a dramatic increase in mobile-to-mobile messaging capabilities by enabling colour pictures, animations, audio and video clips to be sent along with text. This opens the door to content-rich applications and services such as electronic postcards, animated cartoons and multimedia presentations.

 



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