Your Account

Remember me? 

Flash Alternative Shipped in 60 Million Handsets

Sweden's Ikivo has announced that their "Flash-Alternative" Mobile SVG client has been shipped in more than 60 Million handsets worldwide and estimates that more than 95 million handsets with Mobile SVG have been shipped globally. Flash is the vector graphics standard that dominates on the internet - and has been ported to mobile phones.

"Mobile SVG is the open royalty-free standard used in more than 100 models world-wide" says Stefan Elmstedt, CEO at Ikivo. "Unlike proprietary mobile 2D graphics technologies such as Flash Lite, Mobile SVG was designed by and for the mobile industry as an optimal technology for mobile handsets that require a compact efficient standards based 2D solution."

Ikivo's Mobile SVG products enable application developers and Mobile Operators to build rich MultiMedia applications utilizing the full strength of Mobile SVG. In combination with commercially available content design and development tools, such as Ikivo Animator and Adobe Creative Suite 2, Mobile SVG offers the most capable and fastest growing 2D graphical technology for the mobile world.

"The drive to create a richer graphical experience for mobile phone users is set to boost demand for vector graphics platforms, and SVG-T is the mainstream, standards-based approach to 2D vector graphics on mobile devices. The platform has support from manufacturers and operators, and its ability to fit in any software environment, both inside or outside the browser, means SVG-T is well placed to maintain a leading position in the market for mobile phone 2D graphics solutions" says Andreas Constantinou, Lead Analyst, ARCchart. "As the dominant SVG-T vendor, Ikivo is extending the reach of the vector graphics platform and is leading the effort to extend SVG authoring tools to the mobile service design community."

Posted to the site on 3rd February 2006

Most Popular Stories
Daily News Headlines

Get a free email of the news articles

Click for sample copy - Our privacy policy