Founded in 1998, Info2cell.com is the region's first Wireless Information Provider and has been a leading regional figure in advanced mobile messaging technology, delivering SMS, MMS, WAP, IVR, video, ring-tones, picture messaging, animations and Java games to mobile devices. The company also offers a 24-hour customer support network that can be accessed on 8004480. In 2003, Info2cell.com became 100 percent owned by Italy's Acotel Group, which boosted the company's growth through investments in top-of-the-line adaptable wireless platforms.
"Info2cell.com's agenda at NXTcomm is to meet and tie up with Mobile Content Providers, Mobile Application Developers, Multimedia Content Providers and Video Production companies that can offer us the most relevant content and applications for the Middle East market,"
said Bashar Dahabra, Founder and CEO, Info2Cell.com, who will lead the company's delegation at the event. Info2cell.com will participate as part of the Jordanian US Embassy delegation in participation with the Jordanian Ministry of Telecommunications. The delegation will comprise a number of leading CEOs elected by the Jordanian US Embassy for this mission.
"We believe that our participation is a wise investment for our service and product development initiatives, as it will greatly expand our network of industry partners and give us access to critical market intelligence from global players," added Dahabra.
Info2cell.com has been intensifying its efforts in providing more product options and diversified value-added features to keep pace with the region's growing mobile phone market, which, according to market intelligence Madar Research, grew by 70 percent in the past 12 months to reach 87 million users.
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