Microsoft's MSN Mobile group will use
dotMobi's DeviceAtlas mobile device database to help develop and deliver mobile-aware
content to its customers.
DeviceAtlas contains attribute information for more than 5,500 devices
around the world, including leading-edge mobile devices like the Apple iPhone,
RIM Blackberry, Nintendo DS Lite and Amazon Kindle. Because of dotMobi's unique
industry position, it offers DeviceAtlas for free to mobile web content developers
worldwide, with extremely low-cost versions available for enterprise use.
As part of its goal to meet the needs of its mobile web users, MSN
Mobile plans to use DeviceAtlas to understand the mobile capabilities of its
customers and help deliver content that best meets those needs.
Another company that has adopted DeviceAtlas as its in-house standard is
international call provider Morodo.
More information on DeviceAtlas -- including the free Web-based version and
free, fully licensed version for developers -- is available at http://deviceatlas.com
on PCs and http://deviceatlas.mobi on mobiles.
Additionally, dotMobi offers other popular content creation tools like http://find.mobi
and http://ready.mobi, all of which help
businesses more easily create device-aware mobile content.
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