BlackBerry, iPhone and Symbian Users Now Have Access to mywaves’ Mobile Video Service

SUNNYVALE, Calif. – Feb, 7, 2008 – mywaves, the largest mobile video destination, announced today expanded distribution of its popular mobile video service to the BlackBerry® Pearl 8130 smartphone from Research In Motion (RIM), the Apple iPhone®, Symbian S60 platform and four Palm® handheld devices. Additionally, Handmark®, a global leader in the development and distribution of mobile media, will distribute mywaves’ mobile videos to mobile devices through its global distribution channels.

“Our first order of business was to make mywaves available to mass market, video-enabled phones. Most smartphones can now deliver a great video experience for consumers, so now’s the time for us to keep the momentum going and make mywaves available on as many platforms as possible,” said Rajeev Raman, CEO and Founder, mywaves. “With their larger screens and higher resolution, smartphones provide the perfect consumer experience for mobile video viewing.”

As the most broadly distributed, fastest-growing mobile video provider, mywaves serves more than 5 million unique visitors monthly by offering consumers around the world the ability to browse through more than 400,000 channels of video. Handmark offers unique distribution through mobile operators and device manufacturers, as well as Handmark desktop and on-device stores including www.handmark.com and Pocket Express® (www.pocketexpress.com).

The mywaves mobile video service is currently available for Palm Treo 680, 700p, 755p, Palm Centro and BlackBerry Pearl 8130, with Windows Mobile compatibility coming later this year.

mywaves is a free mobile video service that enables users to connect with their friends and the mywaves community, showcase their entertainment interests and share their favorites– all from their mobile handsets. mywaves makes it easy for people to find and watch their favorite videos from around the globe, set up their own channels of premium, personal or user-generated content, and be entertained on the go with the latest videos on the Web. mywaves lets users create channels of favorite videos to include on their profile or share with anyone via e-mail or text message.

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BURLINGAME, Calif. — Feb 7, 2008 – mig33, the global mobile social network, today announced the availability of software that will allow BlackBerry customers to harness the full functionality of mig33’s mobile social networking tools directly from their BlackBerry. This new software marks the company’s first step in a program designed to optimize the service for the U.S. market.

“The U.S. mobile phone market is unique from what’s happening in the rest of the world, so we need to tailor our offering accordingly,” said Steven Goh, co-founder and CEO of mig33. “In targeting the BlackBerry, one of the most popular keyboard handsets in the country, we’re making it easy for U.S. consumers to share in the global phenomenon that is mig33.”

Compatibility with the BlackBerry is just the first step in a targeted plan to engage U.S. consumers with the mig33 platform. In the coming months the company will announce the availability of additional offerings designed specifically for the U.S. user.