"We chose Singapore as our base as we believe it is the nerve centre of the South East Asian mobile industry, driving take up of the latest mobile technology throughout the region. We see enterprise customers increasingly looking to securely mobilise their workforce and enhance productivity on the go. Likewise, Singapore's tech-savvy consumers demand the very best in mobile technology and distinctive design. We believe i-mate has the right offerings to meet their demands especially in data security," said Jim Morrison, Founder and CEO, i-mate.
Morrison added: "We are very excited about the new challenge of bringing our innovative and forward-thinking mobile solutions to the APAC region. We believe we have something powerful and unique to offer."
Sandra Goh, Business Group Director, Southeast Asia for Mobile Communications Business, Microsoft, stated:
"We are extremely excited to welcome i-mate to the Southeast Asia region as it represents an ideal opportunity for both i-mate and Microsoft to push the technology boundaries and make a difference to people's every day lives. Windows Mobile enables people to connect with information and others in powerful, yet easy-to-use ways, while i-mate™ is able to offer customised solutions to individuals. We believe this partnership will enhance our overall offering of mobile experience in the region."
Discussing what makes i-mate the smarter choice, Jim Morrison said "We are not just another mobile device provider. Apart from offering a full range of Windows Mobile devices of exceptional quality, we are able to offer our suite of i-Q solutions exclusive to i-mate customers, and free with every i-mate Ultimate device."
i-mate also offers an extensive range of support to customers via Clubi-mate, the world's largest Windows Mobile user community. From live support online and software updates through to subsidised content and a 24 month global warranty, i-mate plan on becoming the choice of the discerning Windows Mobile device customer throughout Asia.
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