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Beeweeb Mapper Mobile


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Overcoming the storage limits of existing wireless devices, Beeweeb Mapper Mobile provides users with an easy to use online storage solution for file uploading and sharing. Due to the cross-platform availibility of Beeweeb solutions, users can retrieve the same data later, by connecting through the Beeweeb Mapper from any Pc or a Macintosh workstation.Developed on Symbian OS, Beeweeb Mapper Mobile for Nokia 7650/3650 and Sony Ericsson P800 is a first example on how the Beeweeb technology can be ported on wireless devices.A commnity-builder tool for TelcosMobile operators can improve their offer portfolio by providing businesses and end users with a valuable and innovative personal storage and file-sharing service that can speed up the diffusion of IP traffic services while enforcing and enlarging their business/consumer community.The most innovative groupware solutions for mobile workersBusinesses can build an easy to use extended enterprise solution that overcome VPN limits and enables innovative applications in several fields such as e-Learning, Graphic and Media production, Sales Force Automation and Public services.

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