DALLAS-Sendo Plc has chosen Texas Instruments Inc.’s high performance, low power OMAP technology to power its new Z100 Multimedia Smartphone.
According to the company, TI’s OMAP architecture will give the phone greater functionality, performance and battery life.
The Z100 Multimedia Smartphone, which will be available this fall, also uses Microsoft’s smart phone software platform, Stinger, to provide consumers with mobile applications including e-mail and mobile Internet access.
