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VirtuoSimo™ 1.1
Dublin, Ireland
November 14, 2001
Bantry Technologies launched the version 1.1 of VirtuoSimo™. In addition to all the useful features of the version 1.0. VirtuoSimo™ includes many improvements such as the management of back, cancel and help keys, integration of Java Card™ Shareable interfaces, etc.
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for an evaluation version of VirtuoSimo™
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World PC Expo 2001
Chiba, Japan
September 19-22, 2001
Bantry Technologies will attend the World PC Expo 2001 to introduce to the Asian market its innovative products range, which have been assessed by Japanese IT experts as challenging products adapted to the Japanese and more generally to the Asian mobile world.
Bantry Technologies benefits from the support of the Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO).
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VirtuoSimo™
First Sales
Dublin, Ireland
July, 2001
Bantry Technologies is proud to announce the first sales of its product
VirtuoSimo™.
VirtuoSimo™
is recognised by the market as an essential product to develop and simulate
wireless services both in the current mobile networks and for the future.
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Java Card™ Training
Extension
Dublin, Ireland
May 28, 2001
According to the growing success of its SIM Toolkit Java Card training, Bantry Technologies is proud to announce that the course has been extended to a 5-day session now including a full introduction about GSM, SIM and SIM Toolkit technologies. “Taking into account the growing demand from our customers who want a better understanding of how to develop SIM Toolkit services using the Java Card™ technology, we are committed in helping them from the earliest stage of their requirements”, said Patrick Biget, Chief Technology Officer, “Java Card™ is becoming a standard platform now embedded in most of the SIM cards available on the market. It brings the opportunity to deploy innovative services that remain interoperable, flexible and secure”. Participants to the training course will have the occasion to gain a unique hands-on wireless experience. Part of the training course are the practical sessions where all attendees develop their first applications using Bantry Technologies’ unique wireless simulation platform, VirtuoSimo™.
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PEPiTA Project
Bantry as a Member
Dublin Ireland
February 16, 2001
Platform for Enhanced Provisioning of Terminal-independent Applications (PEPiTA, ITEA if99007)
The goal of the project is to create a Java based leader implementation role for the European industry in the domain of middleware, for a terminal independent service platform, based on the Enterprise Java Beans server, supporting advanced telecom and secure internet value- added services. The consortium is aiming at the definition of common middleware services based on state-of- the-art software technologies and common software components supporting the requirements of the telecom and Internet value added services (security, transaction, user profile management, middleware for electronic commerce, information retrieval and exchange, security and service remote management, etc). A correspondent software platform is elaborated with a set of validation prototypes demonstrating access from Java-enabled terminals through IP-based networks. The members of the PEPiTA project are: Alcatel Bell, Alcatel CIT, Bantry Technologies, Bull CP8, Charles University, Evidian, France Telecom R&D, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Université de Grenoble, Université de Valenciennes.
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GSM World Congress 2001
MobiJack™ & MobiScratch™
on GemDual®
Cannes, France
February 20-23, 2001
Bantry Technologies confirms its innovative range of SIM Toolkit secure mobile gaming solutions by porting its MobiJack™ and MobiScratch™ solutions onto the Gemplus GemDual® product. This SIM-based service working separately from the mobile telecom operator’s subscription using a dual-slot mobile phone opens the door to a new business model based on pre-paid game cards that can be bought at any newsagent shop. Operators no longer need to use a single SIM card to distribute new services and can, at any time, offer to their subscribers new mobile games by simply issuing new GemDual® cards on which the software application will be downloaded. This solution not only solves the problem of upgrading SIM Toolkit services but also offers a good alternative to SIM cards memory restriction. Bantry Technologies also provides its customers with a dynamic way of loading money or tokens on all gaming cards in a secure manner to manage the bets. With this new realization, Bantry Technologies strengthens its uncontested leadership in the world of wireless secure mobile solutions.
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SIMagine 2001
Bantry Selected Once Again
Paris, France
October 24, 2002
Bantry Technologies has yet once again been shortlisted for the final round of the SIMagine 2001 contest organised by Bull SC&T. After being ranked fourth in the first edition of the contest (SIMagine 2000) and also having been awarded the TIM (Telecom Italia Mobile) special prize, Bantry Technologies thus confirms its positioning as a leader in the market of secure telecommunication software.
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14.11.01
VirtuoSimo™ 1.1
19-22.9.01
World PC Expo 2001
7.01
VirtuoSimo™
28.5.01
Java Card™ Training
16.2.01
PEPiTA Project
20-23.2.01
GSM World Congress 2001
24.10.00
SIMagine 2001
