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12-01-2010
Ubiquity Broadcasting Corporation to Launch Mobile Initiative
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Ubiquity Broadcasting Corporation has created a mobile application weaving community and entertainment together.
According to a release, Ubiquity's mobile initiative is entrenched with its own proprietary patent and patent pending technology named Weav. Weav mobile targets 13-29 year olds.
Weav mobile uses Ubiquity's Lifestyle Portal patent which was awarded to Ubiquity in September 2009. The patent aims to configure internet-based information tailored to individuals' lifestyles where relevant information is available through a single web-site that meets the specifics of each user's lifestyle. The Lifestyle Portal Patent is the backbone to social media, mobile media, and social networks alike
Ubiquity has partnered with Lightmaker Group, a provider of web and mobile development, to help in the development of Ubiquity's Weav mobile initiative.
Adrian Barrett CEO of Lightmaker said, 'Weav mobile is going to change the way people access and use social media.'
'Today, we communicate with our family and friends through Facebook, Twitter and YouTube,' CEO Chris Carmichael said. 'Tomorrow, you'll be able to take your friends with you wherever you want when you want, all on the go, with the mobile media device of your choice.'
Weav mobile allows users to access all of their social media outlets at the touch of a button on the iPad, iPhone, and soon to follow on the Droid Pad, Google Pad, Samsung Galaxy Pad, and the Toshiba Folio 100 Pad.
Ubiquity's Weav mobile pulls from the best content on the web and gives the end user customized media and information based on their preferences and profile, and allows them to Weav with family and friends with ease.
Ubiquity Board Member, Jeffrey Cole of USC's Annenberg School for the Digital Future said, 'Ubiquity has the power to change social media and digital technology forever. The key transformational change is empowerment, and Ubiquity has created the tools to empower the end user.
'Ubiquity's patents in social networking, ecommerce, compression, and navigation are central core areas in media, internet, and mobile use that are really going to define the next 20 to 30 years of digital use.'
Ubiquity Broadcasting Corporation also produces and distributes video coverage for the upcoming Sponsor Me series of Action Sports events.
Sponsor Me is an action-sports social media group and athlete management company.
Apple designs, manufactures, and markets personal computers, mobile communication devices, and portable digital music and video players.
Facebook is a social networking website.
Google maintains an index of Websites and other online content.
Toshiba is a provider of personal and professional computers, telecommunications and medical equipment, industrial machinery, consumer appliances, electronic components, and semiconductors.
Lightmaker Group specializes in website design, development and strategic services.
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