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January 26, 2010
Inventec Selects Red Bend’s MSM Solutions
Beijing, January 26, 2010—Red Bend Software, the market leader in Mobile Software Management (MSM), today announced that Inventec Appliances Corporation, a leading manufacturer of smart handheld products based in Taiwan, has licensed Red Bend’s vRapid Mobile® software for firmware over-the-air (FOTA) updating and vDirect Mobile™ software for device management (DM) on both feature phones and smartphones using the Qualcomm Brew platform and Windows Mobile platform. The Inventec OKWAP branded mobile phone models——W
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“Inventec selected Red Bend’s MSM solutions because of their proven experience in software updating and device management both in China and worldwide,” said Mr. Yongcai Bian, Deputy General Manager from Inventec Appliances Corporation. “Red Bend’s local engineering support ensured that we could meet our product deadlines to the market, and that our products could pass the rigorous quality test required by operators.”
Inventec is a high-tech listed company, founded in Inventec is dedicated to designing and developing all kinds of smart handheld devices and network products and has already become a world-known strategic partner and intelligent Internet devices supplier. Currently Inventec offers the following “smart handheld products:” PDAs, WiFi phones, PHS phones, GSM/GPRS phones, smart phones, MP3 players and GPS navigation devices. Its OKWAP brand is very popular in the China market.
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