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April 13 2006

JAJAH Mobile Extends Reach to 80 Million New Users Through Exclusive Partnerships With Symbian and Opera


JAJAH, the world's fastest-growing VoIP company, today announced its web-activated telephony service will be available on mobile phones as early as May 2006. This announcement follows the signing of exclusive agreements to integrate JAJAH within Opera browsers and the Symbian OS.


"JAJAH has seen exponential growth in just a week since launching in the U.S.," said JAJAH co-founder Roman Scharf. "People are attracted to JAJAH because it is easy to use, there are no downloads, and it is cheap. If your tech-phobic grandmother can Google, she can JAJAH."


"With JAJAH Mobile soon to be a reality, these partnerships will immediately give 80 million more people the ability to make cheap VoIP enabled calls directly from their mobile phones," said JAJAH co-founder Daniel Mattes.


Through these partnerships, JAJAH instantly reaches Opera's 20 million users and Symbian's 60 million users. JAJAH will also be integrated in a custom version of Opera Mini, the only full web browser for the world's 700 million Java-enabled mobile phones.


Opera Software ASA is an industry leader in the development of web browser technology for the desktop and mobile Internet devices; Symbian Ltd. licenses Symbian OS, the market leading open operating system for advanced, data-enabled mobile phones.