Meet Momail in Barcelona!

It's almost time for biggest event in the mobile industry, the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. Momail will be attending and would love to meet you there! If you'd like to meet with us, please send a mail to busdev@momail.com. We look forward to seeing you there!

Telenor expands Momail partnership

We're very proud to announce that Momail has launched with another operator in the Telenor group - Pannon in Hungary! This partnership includes both the Pannon and djuice brands, and builds upon the earlier success and customer satisfaction of Promonte in Montenegro. For more information, please see our press release.

Consumer mobile email going mainstream

As more and more people rely more and more on their mobile handsets, there is increasing evidence that consumer mobile email is becoming mainstream. If nothing else, the fact that RIM - the manufacturer whose Blackberry handsets have become synonymous with mobile email for business - has begun developing handsets specifically for the consumer market. Why? you ask. The answer: the market is "virtually untapped".

But not only RIM has release encouraging reports. Nokia has also seen great success with its Ovi product - and now has over 250,000 subscribers in just a few months.

While this news is great for the industry, the solutions mentioned above are restricted to either Blackberry or Nokia hansets. So, what do you do if you don't have either of these brands (or want something better) - try Momail. Not only is the service handset agnostic, but our optimization technology also helps to greatly minimize your data costs.

Momail at ArcticStartup event

The gang at ArcticStartup put on a great event in Stockholm recently. It was a productive event in all perspectives - from listenting to interesting panel to networking to just enjoying catching up with other colleagues in Nordic Startups (we're all so busy, it's not an easy thing to do)!

Read the follow up interview about Momail here!

RIM sees increase in consumer mobile email

RIM, whose Blackberry handsets have become synonymous with mobile email in the enterprise field, is currently experiencing a strong uptake of their products in the consumer space. Per a recent presentation by Martin Thyssen at the Kista Mobile Showcase, RIM's Q2 2008 numbers showed that 40% of their subscribers are now non-enterprise, and more than 60% of their new subscribers are private / non-enterprise.

Needless to say, new handset models from Blackberry as well as the Apple iPhone, Samsung Omnia, and Nokia's Ovi project among others are helping to raise awareness of the ease of access consumer email accounts on mobiles. Soon email with be as easily accessible on mobiles as it is on the web.