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In XCome’s partnership with Microsoft Taiwan to launch the Java edition of the Windows Live Messenger for mobile service to mobile carriers such as Chunghwa Telecom, users will be automatically upgraded to the latest edition of the cell-phone software which is as seamless as the PC software experience.
Additionally, Chunghwa Telecom is offering a promotional flat-rate monthly fee of less than $3 USD/month. This price scheme alleviates per IM message charging and will promote usage of the service, which is a mobile IM industry first in the Taiwan market.
Supporting well-received features such as offering 65 of the most popular emoticons, XCome will continue to provide innovative features. In the next year, Windows Live Messenger for mobile will support features such as file transfer, Hotmail, and blogs.
"To build rapid adoption of these value added services, XCome Technology and Chunghwa Telecom have strived to offer Asia’s most economical One monthly fee, unlimited usage pricing. We believe that this is essential for subscribers to truly enjoy using mobile IM as an essential communication tool in their everyday lives," said Jack Yang, Vice President of XCome.
XCome is the world leader in innovating software applications for telecom operators and handset manufacturers. XCome offers Windows Live Messenger for mobile on Java, Symbian, BREW and other platforms including systems and billing integration.
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Ferhad 11/11/07 07:52:56 AM EST | |||
As a long time mobile IM user it is good to learn that there is a Windows Live Messenger for Mobile on earth. Hope other countries have the chance to use applications like this. Maybe MS can do sth. for other countries except Taiwan too. |
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