RComm unveils 3G mobile data services portal

To provide end-to-end mobile internet and data services to Reliance subscribers

PTI | December 3, 2010



Anil Ambani Group firm Reliance Communications today said its R-World, will be powered by mobile data services and solutions provider, Motricity, which will deliver complete mobile Internet and data services.

The mobile data services portal has been developed on Motricity’s mCore platform which powers 3G mobile portals of many leading global 3G service providers, RComm said in a statement.

"Reliance is aggressively rolling out 3G services in India and we believe our partnership with Motricity will allow us to deliver a richer, more personalised, mobile Internet experience to our customers," Reliance Communications CEO ‘ Wireless Business - Syed Safawi said.

The portal developed for the upcoming 3G services will deliver end-to-end mobile Internet and data services to 120 million Reliance mobile subscribers.

Motricity is a leading mobile data services and solutions provider serving some of the world’s largest mobile operators including AT&T, Sprint and Verizon Wireless.

It’s mCore and Mobile as a Service (MaaS) delivery platform will enable Reliance Mobile Customers to access highly personalised mobile data experiences throughout India.

Rcom said its subscribers will have access to the high speed mobile Internet with download speeds up to 21 Mbps, high-definition Mobile TV and a host of advanced features, across a wide range of mobile devices.

"Motricity’s partnership with Reliance to transform mobile data services across the region showcases the strength of Motricity’s comprehensive, end-to-end Mobile as a Service offering, and our company’s ability to quickly deploy a comprehensive platform," Motricity founder and chief executive officer Ryan Wuerch said.


 

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