Handmark Launches Pocket Express
Handmark a company dealing mainly with mobile content solution has just announced the new version of the Pocket Express(TM) wireless information service which is exclusively designed for smart phones. Pocket Express since it’s launched has received a lot of critical acclaim and was also awarded the PC Magazine Editors' Choice award and the PalmSource Powered Up Award. Now the new version promises better functionality and a greater number of services all at the same rate ($6.99 per month).
Users can avail the free trial version which will last for two weeks and is compatible with phones like Palm Treo(R), any current Windows Mobile(TM), or color BlackBerry(TM) handset.Once the trial expires users can still access the News, Sports, and Weather channels free of charge. The new PE suite has been designed to provide all the essential information at a very fast speed and with the intuitive PageOne interface users can explore as much as they like. The new version of the software delivers news, weather, sports, stocks, movies, maps, and 411 directory search offerings, the popular Dear Abby column, Motor Sports News and much more.
The PE software can be easily downloaded through the phones web browser and users can avail this service either from the website http://www.handmark.com
or calling this No 877-PX-ME-NOW (877-796-3669).
"This smartphone
edition of Pocket Express breaks new ground in value, far outpacing any wireless alternative," said Douglas Edwards, chief marketing officer of Handmark. "And with the range of install options available, starting a subscription to Pocket Express couldn't be easier."
Dynamic News and Sports News Categories -- Special features on major
sporting events and other important ongoing feature news coverage;
-- Expanded Sports, Stocks, and Showbiz with significantly greater
content and news coverage;
-- Dear Abby -- the most popular and widely syndicated column in the
world;
-- News of the Weird -- the gold standard of weird-news reporting,
appearing in over 250 newspapers in the U.S. and Canada;
-- Scott Burns -- the renowned financial columnist is now featured in the
Express Stocks channel;
-- Last Word in Astrology -- daily horoscopes for all Zodiac signs plus
birthday horoscopes and celebrity birthdays from the syndicated
columnist Eugenia Last;
-- Reference -- new access to the American Writer's Thesaurus and New
Oxford American Dictionary; plus
-- Motor Sports News -- NASCAR Insider, Auto Racing News, NASCAR and
Formula One schedules and standings and much more
Stumble It! | Posted by Paul on April 7, 2006 7:31 AM
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