Como Mobile V2 Underway
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Victoria, Australia, May 13, 2010 --( Como Group Chief Solutionist Liam Thomas said "the initial launch of Como.Mobile was a huge success for Como Group and its participating customers, and as a result the demand has shifted to our clients requiring the ability to produce their own content on the fly without developer intervention." As a new enhancement in Como.Mobile v2.0, the system will host the ability to call upon native handset features such as geo-location and mapping, in turn reducing user input and rapidly connecting customers with the products or services which they are searching for.Como Group Director Phil Davis stated "There is absolutely no doubt that mobile handsets are rapidly becoming the PC of the future." Como.Mobile V2.0 is due for release on May 20, 2010, for more details visit http://www.comogroup.com.au ### Victoria, Australia, May 13, 2010 --( PR.com )-- This revolutionary new platform enabled Como Group clientele to captivate the rapidly increasing segment of "on the go" customers by producing a mobile capable version of their website which could dynamically adapt itself to conform to the display standards of 5000+ different mobile phone handsets.Como Group Chief Solutionist Liam Thomas said "the initial launch of Como.Mobile was a huge success for Como Group and its participating customers, and as a result the demand has shifted to our clients requiring the ability to produce their own content on the fly without developer intervention."As a new enhancement in Como.Mobile v2.0, the system will host the ability to call upon native handset features such as geo-location and mapping, in turn reducing user input and rapidly connecting customers with the products or services which they are searching for.This new version will not only produce a rich mobile website viewing experience for 5000+ handsets, but it will also automatically inherit the specifications of newly released handsets.Como Group Director Phil Davis stated "There is absolutely no doubt that mobile handsets are rapidly becoming the PC of the future.