• MoboDb (Mobile Object Database)

Traditional relational databases, such as Oracle, IBM's DB2, and Microsoft's SQL server, store data in a row-and-column structure. However, as object-oriented models became popular, developers became increasingly frustrated by the time required to map objects into a relational database structure.

MoboDB is an object database for mobile devices that allows the storage of selected objects in the device memory. This allows the programmer to directly access the objects in the database. Data access is very fast due to the use of BTree algorithms.

Features:

• Mobile Alerter (MA)

Similar to MR, Mobile Alerter can operate in two modes:

       •   In PULL Mode it allows police officers to access information such as car ownership, stolen car license plate numbers,            driver records, etc.
       •   In PUSH Mode it alerts the police forces about emergency situations and special events such as car accidents,            burglaries, emergency calls, etc.

Server component:  

It is a web application that can be accessed from the field. Users may be assigned several levels of access rights to various types of information. Users may also be assigned to distribution groups. Each distribution group may be associated with a priority level that governs the alerts sending order to the groups.

Client component:  

The application starts automatically (depending on the mobile device) at the moment a new alert is received, thus informing the user about the reception of a new alert. Each user has several options regarding the received alerts, such as:

       •   classify them by type or level of importance
       •   view the text of the alert
       •   view the attached photo in case the alert has one
       •   delete old, unnecessary alerts.

Each registered user can also remotely interrogate police central databases for information such as stolen property according to certain defined parameters (e.g., license plate number, vehicle identification number, car make, model, year, personal ID, criminal record, etc.).

• Mobile Project Manager

Mobile Project Management (MPM), a new handheld interface for interaction with Primavera. This product provides project managers with a quick way to review and update critical project related information (such as activities, resources, budgets) while away from their desktop computers. Mobile Project Management supportsPocket PC devices.

SMS Dispatcher is an affordable and effective routing management tool based on SMS. The scheduler sets up one or more routes, each defined by a number of checkpoints. At each checkpoint, the user sends an SMS to the office server with job-relevant data, such as location, volume and type of merchandise dropped off/ picked-up, etc. The received data allows the home office to track the locations and condition of its assets. SMS Dispatcher benefits trucking businesses, coach travel companies, couriers and messengers, etc. The capital and O&M costs of this system are minimal compared to GPS-based systems. The program consists of a client module and a server module. SMS Dispatcher runs on any mobile phone with J2ME (MIDP 1.0 CLDC 1.0, Wireless Messaging API).

• Bluetooth Sharing

Bluetooth Sharing is a consumer application that allows easy exchange of data and access of resources stored on different mobile phones locally linked via Bluetooth. Each user in the Bluetooth vicinity can open up (i.e., make public) different types of data and resources (such as pictures, music files, contacts, schedule entries) for sharing with the others. In turn each user can perform searches on all linked phones in the Bluetooth vicinity, transfer and/or use public data and resources from all other phones. The goal of Bluetooth Sharing is to stimulate the creation, communication and sharing of data in local communities.

In partnership with Avea Turkey , Asento Wireless will be involved in developing a series of applications for the most recent Blackberry devices, which will enhance the users' experience by adding new features to the built-in email and instant messenger tools. Some of these applications include:  

      •   Synchronization of personal calendar and task list with a computer or corporate server over GPRS/EDGE.
      •   Remote Desktop Application – it allows users to connect remotely via GPRS/EDGE to servers or computers. This           application is suited for technical support persons and system administrators.
      •   Blackberry Network Community – a networking online portal for top managers and corporate decision-makers that           can be activated on any Blackberry device with a subscription plan.
      •   Remote Web Conferencing – it allows users to take part in online presentations while traveling.