New Funambol MediaHub(TM) Lets Consumers SyncVideo and Music With Their Phones and Tablets
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Posted on February 10, 2011 at 9:07:01 AM
New Funambol MediaHub(TM) Lets Consumers SyncVideo and Music With Their Phones and Tablets
Wirelessly Syncs Rich Media, Files and PIM Data With Mobile and Connected Devices via the Cloud
REDWOOD CITY, California, February 10, 2011/PRNewswire/ -- Funambol (http://www.funambol.com), the open source mobile cloud company,
today announced its new MediaHub software to sync rich media (e.g. pictures,
video and music), files and PIM data (e.g. contacts and calendars) across
smartphones, tablets, PCs and mobile devices via the cloud. MediaHub syncs
media and data with enterprise systems such as Outlook and file servers,
mobile devices (e.g. phones, tablets & PCs) and cloud services such as
Facebook, Flickr and Picasa. It is a white-label solution for service
providers that enables them to become a trusted vault for a customer's
digital mobile assets. Unlike clouds from Google and Facebook, MediaHub
assets are not inherently mined for marketing purposes. The software includes
core device management functions to assist cross-device syncing. Funambol is
debuting MediaHub at Mobile World Congress (booth #1J46, Hall 1).
"MediaHub is the Swiss Army knife of cloud-based media sharing," said
Amit Chawla, Funambol CEO.
"It connects everything by syncing virtually any data across any device
via the cloud. It helps carriers reenergize customer relationships by
becoming the trusted vault for their mobile digital assets."
"As the number of mobile and connected devices multiplies, so does the
difficulty of sharing and accessing data and media across them," said Dr.
Windsor Holden, Principal Analyst, Juniper Research. "Service providers are
faced with myriad operating systems that each have native protocols, but
services such as this that are based on open source technology can provide
the 'glue' that stitches disparate devices and platforms together."
The need to wirelessly connect devices is exploding, as consumers and
businesses expand their repertoire of mobile devices, from PCs/laptops to
smartphones, tablets and beyond. It is an environment that suits using the
cloud to connect devices, both to back up data and media, and to support
roving devices. MediaHub syncs the widest variety of data across the broadest
array of devices, uniquely supported by Funambol's global mobile open source
community. The software simplifies the syncing of multiple device types e.g.
sharing media on an iPhone or BlackBerry with an Android tablet.
Funambol MediaHub is scheduled to be available in Q2, 2011.
Funambol and MediaHub are trademarks of Funambol. Other names may be the
trademarks or property of their respective owners.
Source: Funambol
Matt Humphries or Sam Tring at Babel PR, +44(0)20-7434-5550, funambol@babelpr.com
Wirelessly Syncs Rich Media, Files and PIM Data With Mobile and Connected Devices via the Cloud
REDWOOD CITY, California, February 10, 2011/PRNewswire/ -- Funambol (http://www.funambol.com), the open source mobile cloud company,
today announced its new MediaHub software to sync rich media (e.g. pictures,
video and music), files and PIM data (e.g. contacts and calendars) across
smartphones, tablets, PCs and mobile devices via the cloud. MediaHub syncs
media and data with enterprise systems such as Outlook and file servers,
mobile devices (e.g. phones, tablets & PCs) and cloud services such as
Facebook, Flickr and Picasa. It is a white-label solution for service
providers that enables them to become a trusted vault for a customer's
digital mobile assets. Unlike clouds from Google and Facebook, MediaHub
assets are not inherently mined for marketing purposes. The software includes
core device management functions to assist cross-device syncing. Funambol is
debuting MediaHub at Mobile World Congress (booth #1J46, Hall 1).
"MediaHub is the Swiss Army knife of cloud-based media sharing," said
Amit Chawla, Funambol CEO.
"It connects everything by syncing virtually any data across any device
via the cloud. It helps carriers reenergize customer relationships by
becoming the trusted vault for their mobile digital assets."
"As the number of mobile and connected devices multiplies, so does the
difficulty of sharing and accessing data and media across them," said Dr.
Windsor Holden, Principal Analyst, Juniper Research. "Service providers are
faced with myriad operating systems that each have native protocols, but
services such as this that are based on open source technology can provide
the 'glue' that stitches disparate devices and platforms together."
The need to wirelessly connect devices is exploding, as consumers and
businesses expand their repertoire of mobile devices, from PCs/laptops to
smartphones, tablets and beyond. It is an environment that suits using the
cloud to connect devices, both to back up data and media, and to support
roving devices. MediaHub syncs the widest variety of data across the broadest
array of devices, uniquely supported by Funambol's global mobile open source
community. The software simplifies the syncing of multiple device types e.g.
sharing media on an iPhone or BlackBerry with an Android tablet.
Funambol MediaHub is scheduled to be available in Q2, 2011.
Funambol and MediaHub are trademarks of Funambol. Other names may be the
trademarks or property of their respective owners.
Source: Funambol
Matt Humphries or Sam Tring at Babel PR, +44(0)20-7434-5550, funambol@babelpr.com