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July 7, 2010
SoftBank Selects Red Bend Software for Over-the-Air Management of New Summer Lineup of Mobile Phones
WALTHAM, Mass.—July 7, 2010—Red Bend® Software, the market leader in Mobile Software Management (MSM), today announced that SoftBank has selected Red Bend to provide over-the-air software updating and device management for more than 50 percent of its summer lineup of mobile phones. With the inclusion of Red Bend’s vRapid Mobile® and vDirect Mobile™ software, Softbank can easily and reliably deliver new firmware updates over the air (FOTA) and provision new services to mobile consumers consistently across multiple platforms.
These phones from SoftBank join a growing list of mobile devices featuring Red Bend’s software. In the first quarter of 2010, Red Bend’s software products were embedded in 70 million mobile phones, machine-to-machine (M2M) modules, mobile Internet devices (MID), USB modems and WiMAX chipsets, bringing the company’s total shipments to 750 million. Nearly one in four mobile handsets shipped in the quarter was Red Bend-Enabled—making it the company’s strongest quarter ever for deploying its mobile software management solutions.
Red Bend’s vDirect Mobile is the industry’s leading independent device management client. It is standards-based software that works with any Open Mobile Alliance (OMA) device management (DM) server. vDirect Mobile enables mobile operators and manufacturers to break the dependency of closed DM systems. Its modular architecture and cross-platform support improves time to market for mobile devices that must comply with operator requirements for OMA DM.
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