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News Release from: M-Systems | Subject: MegaSIM
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 15 February 2006
Information management runs on SIM
platform
The Migo information management solution will be available for deployment on high-density SIM cards powered by M-Systems' MegaSIM platform.
M-Systems and PowerHouse Technologies Group, dba Migo Software have announced that the Migo information management solution will be available for deployment on high-density SIM cards powered by M-Systems' MegaSIM platform The combination of high-density storage and Migo technology gives subscribers the ability to store, secure and synchronise their documents, computing profile, e-mail and Internet browser favourites using their mobile handsets, ultimately enabling smarter mobile services
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 8 Nov 2006 at 8.00am (UK)
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Migo Software's award-winning software product line, Migo, offers an information management solution that lets users work with their own familiar desktop environment (files, settings, e-mail, desktop icons and more) on any borrowed PC without altering the host computer or leaving data traces behind.
Migo also synchronises remotely generated materials back to the subscriber's main PC.
Now, through the combination of M-Systems' MegaSIM platform and Migo, users can carry their desktop PC's environment with them on their mobile handsets, much like they can when using M-Systems' U3 smart drives.
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Leveraging M-Systems' Flash expertise with its field-proven M-Safe crypto core technology, globally trusted in millions of smart cards, the MegaSIM platform, incorporating M-Systems' TrueFFS Flash file management, combines high-density Flash storage (64Mbyte to 1Gbyte), processing power, high-speed data protocols and crypto functionality.
M-Systems' MegaSIM platform enhances typical SIM architecture while maintaining full compatibility with legacy industry standards.
SIM cards powered by M-Systems' MegaSIM platform, such as M-Systems' M-SIM MegaSIM series, will provide MNOs with an intuitive, ubiquitous interface and a high-density, high-speed platform.
By deploying these SIM cards, MNOs can increase revenue streams, while at the same time offer a new sales channel for software developers and, last but not least, a smarter mobile usage experience for subscribers.
"Implementing Migo technology on M-Systems' MegaSIM platform for high-density SIM cards will enable subscribers to enjoy ultimate mobility by utilising their mobile handsets for a variety of functions", said Kent Heyman, CEO of Migo Software.
"We believe the combination of the Migo and MegaSIM capabilities will enable subscribers to enjoy a smarter user experience than ever before".
"By offering high-density Flash memory, smart card security, high performance and processing power all within the SIM, M-Systems' MegaSIM platform brings a unique value proposition to the mobile ecosystem", said Simone Cavallo, General Manager of M-Systems' MNO Division.
"Through the combination of Migo and our MegaSIM platform we allow subscribers to carry their desktop environment with them on their mobile handsets, empowering MNOs so that they can offer subscribers smarter mobile services.
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