Momail reduced data 88% during first half of 2009

As followers of Momail know well, Momail saves money for its users by reducing the amount data used thanks to its patented optimizition technology. During the first half of 2009 (Jan-June), the amount of data received by our users mobile handsets averaged only 12% of original size of the mails received. By minimizing the amount of data used, Momail users both save money, and experience faster download and retrieval of mail on their handsets.

Since Momail's patented technology is based within our server, there are no restrictions due to handset model or operating system for whom can take advantage of its benefits. Currently, Momail works on over 1400 different handset models in the market today, from the advanced smartphones like the iPhone to basic consumer handsets.

If you haven't tried Momail yet, check it out at www.momail.com and tell us what you think!

Momail nominated for TechCrunch: The Europas

Speeding into summer, Momail has been nominated for another award: The TechCrunch Europas, for Best Mobile Application! Needless to say, we're thrilled with the recognition the Momail email service has recieved lately. It's an exciting time both for the company and for the development of the Momail product.

The Europas will be presented on 9 July in London, and users are able to vote for their favorite service. So, please be sure to vote for Momail! :)

Momail wins 2009 Mobile Messaging Award!

Updating my earlier post - Momail won the 2009 Mobile Messaging Award - Consumer Application selected by the jury at 160Characters Association. We are very excited about this award, as the judges were impressed by Momail's ease of use, and functionality on consumer handsets.

Momail: 2009 Mobile Messaging Awards Nominee

We're very excited that Momail's unique qualities have been recognized by others in the industry, and we're once again nominated for a top industry award, the 2009 Mobile Messaging awards, sponsored by the 160Characters Association!

In the Consumer Messaging Application category, we face strong competition from Fring and Synchronica, but as Momail focuses on ease of use, and reducing data usage, we hope we'll win next week in London!

Push Alternative to Mobile Me

Momail: Push-Maildienst.

Einen kostenlosen, interessanten Push-Maildienst bietet das in Schweden ansässige Unternehmen. In wenigen Minuten ist ein Mail-Account bei dem Provider eingerichtet. Die Auswahl von Handyhersteller und Modell klappt einfach und reibungslos. Der Kunde bekommt eine Mailadresse beim Anbieter und kann dann von seinem iPhone aus die Konten aller Mail-Accounts, die er sonst noch hat, abfragen.

Alle Mails landen in einem Posteingang auf dem iPhone. Momail "weiß", an welchen Account eine Mail gegangen ist, falls Sie eine Antwort schreiben, wird der richtige Account automatisch als Absender genutzt. Momail ist nicht unbedingt die Lösung für Geschäftskunden, aber ein klasse Ansatz, wenn man seine privaten Mail-Accounts unterwegs alle im Griff haben und eingehende Mails automatisch bekommen will.

From the magazine iPhoneWelt

Djuice Hungary launches Momail solution

Summer in Scandinavia usually means holiday, but not for Momail. We are launching a number of partners and products, about which we are quite excited! The biggest of these so far is our launch with Djuice in Hungary. Djuice is the youth brand of Telenor - and thus our solution for providing mobile email for people on the go is a perfect match! Check it out here!

More information is upcoming on the new products and partners - so keep watching this space!

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.