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Poole, UK Oct. 12, 2009 -- Samsung
Electronics Co. Ltd., a leading mobile phone and
telecommunication
provider, together with WDSGlobal, has announced the launch of an
Over-the-Air (OTA) service for its mobile users across the Middle East
and Africa region. The new feature will be accessible online via www.samsungmobile.com.
OTA is a method of remotely provisioning handsets with the necessary
data settings and updates to access features such as Internet, WAP, MMS
and E-mail. Settings are transferred to the phone remotely and are
installed in seconds. The service provides Samsung users with a quick
and simple means of configuring their phones and accessing the latest
mobile services and applications.
Mr. Vinod Nair, General Manager of Mobile Phones at Samsung Middle
East and Africa Headquarters commented: "In association with WDSGlobal,
an industry leader in OTA configuration services, we are pleased to
announce the launch of an Over-the-Air service in the Middle East and
Africa region. At Samsung, we are committed to offering our consumers
cutting-edge technologies and advanced solutions. Samsung's endeavour
is to provide ease-of-use to consumers across the region, thus enabling
users to easily access Internet, WAP, MMS and E-mail settings through
the Samsung Mobile website."
As mobile phones accumulate new applications and services, OTA
configuration has become increasingly important in managing data
connectivity and allowing end-users to make the most of their mobile
phones without the inconvenience and complexity of manual configuration.
While mobile users previously had to call their service providers'
customer care lines or configure their phones manually, the OTA service
provided by Samsung in the region requires only online registration,
after which configuration settings and service updates are sent via SMS
for automatic installation on the phone.
Information Source: WDSGlobal
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