Easy Access Inc. has selected SeaGull Inc.’s Wireless-to-Host solution to wirelessly enable its EZ-Vote mobile voter registration management system.
MG Financial Group has introduced wireless access to Forex market trading information.
Geoworks Corp. announced its Mobile ASP solution will power a mobile information service for Abbey National plc field staff, allowing users to receive updates on mortgage offers and interest rate changes from wireless devices.
GiantBear.com will provide daily trading recommendations from Above Trade.com and sports scores from The SportsNetwork.com on its wireless portal.
Vicinity Corp.’s BrandFinder location-based retail outlet locator service will be offered on Oracle Corp.’s OracleMobile service.
GoAmerica Inc. has included barcode-based comparison shopping services in its Go.Web service through an agreement with BarPoint.com, which compares product prices based on UPC information.
Datalink.net said it has wirelessly enabled an online freight and load matching service for the transportation industry from On Time Media, which offers the TruckIt.com and ExpediteLoads.com services.
AvantGo Inc. has agreed to add content from PortableLife.com, such as personalized newsletters and information on mobile technology. Also, AvantGo licensed synchronization technology compatible with both Palm and Microsoft CE operating systems from Chapura Inc.
SmartRay.com introduced a new version of its service, adding new capabilities to the smartRay Web site, as well as new content channels and a new look. Among the new features is the ability for customers to arrange their content channels in preferential order on their mobile phone home page, send and receive e-mail and language translator abilities, as well as support for two-way pagers.
Mobilee, formerly Shoutmail, said is it making its voice portal service available to Internet content providers, broadcasters and telecom carriers.
Marvel Enterprises Inc. has teamed with Nokia Ventures Corp.-funded Riot Entertainment to develop and offer programs and other content for wireless devices based on popular Marvel Comics characters, including X-Men and Spider-Man. Programming will include games, icons, music and community and chat forums. A wireless X-Men game is expected to be available for WAP phones in Europe and Asia this month, the company said.
