Adobe and Chunghwa Telecom Partner to Deliver Engaging Mobile Experiences
April 1st, 2007 Leave a comment Visited 17 times, 3 so far today
Adobe and Chunghwa Telecom Partner to Deliver Engaging Mobile Experiences
Adobe Systems Incorporated (Nasdaq: ADBE) and Chunghwa® Telecom (TAIEX 2412, NYSE: CHT) today announced a partnership to deliver Adobe® FlashCast® technology to more than eight million subscribers in Taiwan. The new offering is expected to deliver rich data services across the Chunghwa Telecom network before the end of 2007.
Adobe FlashCast is designed to deliver rich, customized data services through a new generation of Adobe Flash® Player compatible mobile applications called channels. Chunghwa Telecom subscribers will be able to access multiple channels delivering news, entertainment, weather information, and more. A set of premium channels with content from leading media brands will offer information for specific groups and demographics. Interoperability with browsers, messaging applications, and media players allow Chunghwa Telecom to leverage investments in existing data services.
“With mobile handset penetration in Taiwan greater than 100 percent, it is critical to bring mobile data services to a new and unprecedented level,” said Chang-Rong Chen, vice president, Mobile Business Group at Chunghwa Telecom. “By delivering more engaging mobile experiences through Adobe FlashCast, Chunghwa Telecom is able to differentiate its brand in the mobile marketplace, increase customer loyalty and build an ecosystem of partners to generate new revenue streams.”
For leading operators like Chunghwa Telecom, the remarkable success of NTT DoCoMo’s FlashCast application is a great example. Since the i-channel™ news and daily information delivery service launched in Japan in 2005, more than 10 million mobile phone subscribers have signed up for the service (see separate press release). Subscribers receive five base channels for content—including news, weather, entertainment reports, sports and horoscopes—and are alerted to new channel updates via the standby screens of their mobile phone.
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