MobUser

W00t! … finally the press release is out! We’ve just inked a deal with Sprint to provide their users with the ability to access their financial institutions using their Java enabled mobile devices. Branded “Spotlight”, our mobile banking solution has got all the bells and whistles. Using this application you will be able to not only check your balance, but also quickly pay bills, transfer money between accounts, pay off your credit card, and more! I can’t begin to tell you how handy this little moblet will be!

Technorati Tags: Banking, j2me, mFoundry, mworks

While technically only 15hrs later, I am going to call it a night. The Jaiku app is looking pretty sexy. I’ve posted all my notes and progress so far in the mojax Wiki

Cheers,
Rodney

Technorati Tags: AJAX, j2me, mashup, mFoundry, mobile, moblet, mojax

For anyone that is interested I am starting to build a Jaiku Moblet using mojax. To demonstrate how easy it is to develop in mojax I will be cranking this puppy out in less than 24 hours. If you are interested in following along I will be posting my progress as I go on my Jaiku presence stream. Feel free to follow along!

I am very happy to announce that Mojax Beta 11 has been released and it is FULL of new features, performance enhancements, stability enhancements and support for several new devices (including Blackberry). For the ugly details, take a look at the release notes on the mojax site. Over the next week I will be writing about many of the new features in more detail!

We are running extremely well on a lot of devices now. Over the next week I will also be updating the Wiki with a new Device Support list. The target families that have been tested so far are: Sony Ericssons, Nokia S60v3, KRAZR, RAZR, Samsung SGH-D Series Devices, Sanyo MM Devices, and Blackberry.

Thanks for everyone’s help. The feedback has been great. Keep it coming!

Cheers,
Rodney

Well, its been a year in the making, but I am happy to report that the Citi Mobile application has finally launched. Citi was the first step in a larger mFoundry strategy to provide Financial Institutions with a cost effective way to extend their web-based banking services to the mobile device that was both feature rich and easy to use. Powered by mWorks, the Citi Mobile application is extremely user-friendly and enables you to do most online banking tasks from virtually any device sold in the United States.

Congratz to the mFoundry crew that pulled this together! In particular, kudo’s to Bjorn Hildahl and Pat Middleton for going above and beyond the call of duty. This is a big day for mFoundry!

Shortly, there will be a video of the application posted at PRNewsWire (http://www.prnewswire.com/mnr/citimobile/27674/).

Technorati Tags: mFoundry, mobile, mworks, Banking