Posted: March 1st, 2010 | Author: The Morodo Team | Filed under: blog | No Comments »
Some very good news from the Symbian Foundation further to my 19th Feb post highlighting changes to the Symbian app approvals process.
Last Friday evening, I received an email from Symbian advising that Sogeti will remain a Symbian Signed Test House, and will accept Certified Signed submissions at a flat fee of €150 per submission. Also, the cost of Express Signed Content IDs will reduce to €15 from 8th March.
Thank you Symbian.
If you’d like some insight into the future of Symbian and Meego, Rafe Blandford and the team at All About Symbian have posted a great video of their MWC conversation with Nokia’s Anssi Vanjoki. Worth watching or reading.
Posted: March 1st, 2010 | Author: The Morodo Team | Filed under: Press releases | No Comments »
LONDON – Morodo Limited is pleased to announce that cheap SMS is now available for everyone with an iPhone. MO-Call for the iPhone is available in the iTunes store or simply go to http://mo-call.mobi on the iPhone to open a free account and install the application.
Morodo Managing Director, Andrew Reid, said. “MO-Call customers love the call savings our iPhone app delivers, now they can save a fortune on their SMS too. It’s so easy to use, just open the MO-Call app, write your text and send it. I’m pleased to say that we offer the same massive discounts against Network Operators and alternative Operators like Skype”
“Customers don’t need to download a new MO-Call iPhone app to use the new SMS feature.” Said Morodo CTO, James Barnes, “All they need to do is open the app, go to My Account, write and send their SMS. It’s as simple as that. We’ll be adding a lot more messaging features in the near future ”
MO-Call enables low-cost and free calling and SMS direct from a mobile phone or computer. Offering seamless connection of low-cost and free calls, MO-Call provides savings of up to 90% over Traditional mobile and Fixed Line networks. MO-Call works through a browser or plug-in software applications that can be downloaded, free of charge, from the MO-Call website www.mo-call.com
