Callwave announcement RE: Nokia

[Unified]

CallWave's WebMessenger Named to 2008 Forum Nokia Innovation Series
Nokia to Feature WebMessenger Mobile for OCS Application to Business Customers Globally

SAN FRANCISCO — CallWave, Inc. (Nasdaq: CALL), a leading provider of Internet and mobile-based unified communications solutions, today announced that Nokia has selected CallWave's WebMessenger Mobile for Microsoft Office Communications Server (OCS) solution as one of the first participants in the 2008 Forum Nokia Innovation Series. This series is a new program that acknowledges excellence and provides global marketing support to select small- and mid-sized innovative mobile applications developers.

CallWave joined seven other companies in the first group of Forum Nokia Innovation Series participants. To qualify for Forum Nokia, WebMessenger Mobile for Microsoft OCS cleared multiple selection hurdles in a year-long screening process that included internal Nokia reviews, and features and functionality screenings by end-user focus groups around the world.

WebMessenger Mobile for Microsoft OCS enables enterprises to extend their investments in the popular Microsoft unified communications platform to Nokia mobile devices. The application provides secure, carrier-class instant messaging and presence on the Nokia Eseries and Nseries devices, and allows mobile professionals to collaborate seamlessly on any instant messaging service in a secure environment. In doing so, businesses allow their mobile workforces to collaborate and make decisions in real time, enhance productivity and lower operating expenses related to corporate travel and telecommunications. As part of the Forum Nokia program, CallWave's WebMessenger Mobile for Microsoft OCS is showcased in an online video demonstration created by Forum Nokia and hosted at Share on Ovi: http://share.ovi.com/channel/Forum_Nokia.Innovation.

http://www.centredaily.com/business/technology/story/783144.html

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Hey, checked out the Callwave site, thats impressive, anyone know of comparitive solutions?

http://www.callwave.com/landing/fuzeConferencing.aspx