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    Mobile technology and content development company, the ROK Entertainment Group today announced that they had licensed the Austin Powers film "International Man of Mystery" to its growing portfolio of titles available on memory card for play on mobile phones. With this revolutionary technology, the ROK Player, everyone will be able to watch full movies, comedy programs, sports and music videos on the mobile phones. ROK has licensed more than 100 major titles for its content portfolio ready to include BBC classic comedies such as Little Britain and The Office as well as SpongeBob Squarepants and South Park and other cult movies such as Shawshank Redemption.
    “This movie is a fantastic – some would say ‘groovy’ – addition to our library” said Jonathan Kendrick, Chairman and CEO of ROK “as we’re already seeing huge levels of interest in cult movies as well as for music video albums and TV comedies on ROK Player memory cards”.

    Want to know if your phone is compatible for ROK player? Click here and check out the mobile compatibility list. Priced at USD23 each, the movie will be available for a short period of time exclusively online at RokPlayer before being made available in selected high street phone shops in the UK and internationally.

    [via Darlamack]


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