Adult mobile entertainment specialists Private Mobile BV launched the new version of their Mobile Syndicator. This enhanced version of the adult mobile content delivery system offers new and improved usability features for media, content, aggregator, and billing companies.
"The new version was launched because the developments around mobile and mobile content doesn’t stop, so we don’t stop," Private Mobile BV international account manager Mike Slagmolen told AVN.com. "We had to offer more billing possibilities within the Syndicator to give our clients the freedom to offer more and innovative billing options to the end-user.
The new Mobile Syndicator can be used to manage, price, and distribute content for 17 countries. Next to the keyword and IVR manager, Private Mobile has implemented a progress bar for call-per-download to bill all of a Webmaster’s mobile content. Additionally, the device database is enhanced with new resolution types, a separate inbox for all inbound IVR calls, several new billing types, and there are visual and navigation enhancements to improve usability.
Private Mobile BV will present the new Mobile Syndicator on the Adult Online Europe in Amsterdam, April 25 through 28.
In related news, Private Mobile BV introduced a multiplayer mobile gaming platform this week as well. Touting it as one of the most complete multiplayer platforms for mobile gaming in Europe, Private Mobile BV partnered with a developer of technology for multiplayer games for both the Web and mobile devices.
Private Mobile BV supplies the technical platform and distribution for the new entertainment application and a billing system for the mobile games, while Ex Machina provides the technology for the game, including the online and multiplayer elements. With the new platform Private Mobile BV enables the hosting of an entire multiplayer gaming environment based on an ASP model.
The platform supports multiplayer games for practically every mobile phone with a color screen, Java and GPRS features. The applications work with both smartphones like the Nokia 6600 and Sony Ericsson P900 and work equally well with more widely used phones such as the Nokia 6610, Sony Ericsson T610, or Sharp GX10.
"Mobile entertainment is developing at a dramatic pace," said Frans van Hulle, co-founder of Private Mobile BV, in a statement. "Mobile devices are becoming more advanced, possibilities are growing and gaming by mobile phone is getting more popular. Until recently, though, people only made limited use of communication capabilities on modern mobile equipment. However, with the advent of the multiplayer games we are witnessing the long-awaited turnaround."
