Europe France : Streamezzo announced a partnership with Nokia under which Streamezzo has developed MyNseries – a comprehensive platform that delivers the ultimate rich multimedia experience to users of Nokia’s N-series family of mobile devices. Under the terms of the partnership, Streamezzo was responsible for leading the design, development, delivery management, hosting, and deployment of the MyNseries application.

MyNseries, launched on June 12, 2007 by Nokia France, is a S60 application for the Symbian mobile operating system. The application was specifically designed for the Nokia N-series family of mobile devices using Streamezzo’s Rich Media software suite. The Nokia N-Series phones include a broad array of models in use by millions of users worldwide. MyNseries empowers those users with a host of leading-edge multimedia services and Web 2.0 capabilities, including:

Additionally, Streamezzo’s end-to-end technology platform enables simple, one-click synchronization, allowing users to stay up-to-date with the latest software versions and the very latest content and multimedia services.

"We are excited to be a part of this major enhancement to the Mobile Internet. With MyNseries, our mobile multimedia devices become the perfect Mobile 2.0 platform for user communities, user-generated content and other rich multimedia experiences,” said Laurent David, director of multimedia for Nokia France.

“Given the challenge of designing and developing a complete technology platform for Nokia’s incredibly diverse global user base, we entered into this relationship with several key strategic goals,” said Alain Blancquart, CEO for Streamezzo. “Our engineers were chartered with creating the industry’s most compelling and instinctive end-user experience, offering access to the broadest possible array of applications. And we knew we must design for a global and highly flexible technology environment, with ubiquitous and seamless access to the latest in Internet technologies. We look forward to an aggressive evolution of this platform and continued collaboration with Nokia on a global scale.”