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| http://www.prnewswire.com/news/ Summus, Snapfish Offer Snapfish Mobile for WAP-Based Phones Deal Significantly Increases Potential Customer Base RALEIGH, N.C. and SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 9 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Summus, Inc. (USA) (OTC Bulletin Board: SUMU), a leading provider of solutions that change the way information is communicated and processed through mobile devices and networks, and Snapfish, the nation's leading online photo service, today announced the availability of Snapfish Mobile to wireless carriers who support Wireless Application Protocol (WAP). Snapfish Mobile, powered by BlueFuel(TM), is a new mobile personal photo- sharing application that gives users the ability to view, store, manage, and print all of their photos right from their mobile phone. Users also have the ability to share their photo albums and email their photos to family and friends. "By developing the Snapfish Mobile application for WAP, we are extending the reach of the application to new wireless carriers and subscribers who use WAP for their wireless applications and data solutions," said Dr. Bjorn Jawerth, CEO at Summus. "This announcement represents another step in our quest to establish Summus' BlueFuel as the premier global mobile and wireless platform." "Bringing to market a WAP-based version of Snapfish Mobile increases our lead even further in the growing wireless imaging industry," said Raj Kapoor, president and co-founder of Snapfish. "Summus' BlueFuel gives us the power to deliver high quality images faster and more efficiently over wireless networks, and it gives us the flexibility to do it on virtually any mobile platform." WAP technology is widely used for integrating Web services in a cellular phone and it is impacting how people use the Web. International Data Corporation (IDC) predicts that more than 61.5 million people will be using wireless Internet services by 2003 and that the vast majority of these users will be using WAP-enabled phones. Snapfish Mobile is powered by BlueFuel, Summus' "Superfast, Superthin(TM)" platform tailored for efficient and easy interaction with information in the mobile environment. Application developers and content providers partner with Summus to build BlueFuel-powered wireless applications for distribution on carrier networks. About Snapfish With over 3 million members and more than 75 million photos online, Snapfish is the leading online photo service. Snapfish targets the majority of the population owning film cameras, in addition to the growing base of digital camera users, with a value proposition that cannot be equaled. When customers send film to Snapfish, they get a full set of prints on Kodak paper and a password-protected online album they can use to edit, share and store their photos -- all for $2.99 per roll. Digital camera users can also take advantage of online services for free and order film-quality prints, on Kodak paper, for as low as 25 cents each. Snapfish has been rated the #1 online photo service in surveys from PC Data and received top quality ratings from Popular Photography and Yahoo! Internet Life. Additional information is available at http://www.snapfish.com . <snip> |
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