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Eight Great UK Mobile Companies to Tour Boston Next Week

March 5, 2010
by Wade Roush

This post was submitted by David Hughson, vice-consul and trade & investment officer for the British Consulate-General Boston.

UK Trade & Investment is excited to be hosting a delegation of UK-based mobile technology companies to Boston as part of Mass Mobile Month. A group of eight innovative companies with diverse technologies across the wireless industry spectrum are looking for business opportunities, exposure, and partnership—and they’re looking to Massachusetts to make it happen.

These eight companies offer exciting products and services—but most of all, they represent the best and brightest of UK technology.  With platforms for everything from mobile healthcare to mobile banking, advertising to social media, these companies are well positioned to take the mobile market in the US by storm.

Check out the brief company snapshots below, and keep an eye out for them at next week’s events with:

We want to thank Xconomy and Mobile Monday Boston, who have been amazing supporters of this delegation. If you would like to connect with any of the companies listed, please contact David.Hughson@fco.gov.uk. Follow us on Twitter @UKTIBoston.

UK Trade & Investment (UKTI) is the government organization that supports companies in the UK trading internationally and overseas enterprises seeking to locate in the UK. Our role is to help companies realize their international business potential through knowledge and on-going partnership support.

Company Backgrounds

Apollo Mobile (www.re4ctor.com) “Apollo Mobile has developed a cutting-edge mobile content management platform RE4CTOR which uniquely enables real-time user interaction with most types of content (audio, video text and image).”

I-Migo (www.i-migo.com) Compatible with any Bluetooth-enabled phone with SyncML, i-migo is a portable device which backs up all data on the phone, and notifies the user if their phone goes out of a 10m range of the i-migo. This prevents the phone being left unattended and at risk of being lost or stolen.

Tattu Mobile (www.tattumobile.com) “Tattu Mobile create, develop, manufacture, and supply niche consumer electronic products.”

ZoneRider (www.zonerider.net) “Hotspots simplified this company help individuals and business turn their wireless network into revenue generating hotspots.

Rummble (www.rummble.com) “Rummble is all about finding and sharing stuff you’ll like, as quickly as possible. One of the big differences between Rummble & other services which give you ratings, is that Rummbles recommendations are personalised to you. You might see 8/10, someone else will see 3/10. Rummble does this using some clever technology called “trust networks”. It works out who you trust for different types of content.  The more you Rummble (rate things you like or dislike) the more trust networks you get access to, increasing what you can discover—and the more you can help your friends, too!”

Cognovo (www.cognovo.com ) Cognovo’s fully programmable modem platform and toolset enables partners to create flexible baseband devices capable of processing a range of wireless standards such as HSPA+, LTE, LTE-A, WiFi and WiMAX. The solution delivers software defined multi-mode in comparable silicon area and power consumption to the typical single mode hardware designs which exist today and in a fraction of the time.

ustwo (www.ustwo.co.uk) ustwo is a creative design studio based in London and Malmo specialising in pioneering graphical user interfaces that drive the services and products of some of the world’s leading brands.

Fluid Pixel Ltd. (www.fpstudios.com) Fluid Pixel Ltd is a media development studio specialising in mobile devices, dedicated to Flash Lite and the iPhone platforms. Fluid Pixel offer innovative applications, games and interfaces for mobile phones, the web and desktops rapidly and cost-effectively, deployed on a custom basis by an experienced team.


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