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In our press archive, we offer all press releases from throughout mobilkom austria's history. The selection includes both company news as well as a cross section of our product innovations from 1997 to the present. The search function allows detailed inquiries by keyword or date.
  
   

19.11.2008
A1 Mobile Phone Transmits Blood Pressure Results to the Doctor
The world's first blood pressure measuring device with the Keep in Touch (KiT®) technology will be presented at MEDICA 2008 in Dusseldorf. The technology behind the solution developed by Austrian Research Centers (ARC) is NFC (Near Field Communication), which A1 introduced for commercial services as the first operator worldwide. It allows patients to transfer data from the blood pressure meter to the mobile phone and send it on in encrypted form to their doctor's medical database, all with just a single motion. This not only saves time but also allows for a more precise evaluation of the data and thus a more accurate medication adjustment.

14.11.2008
Europäischer FEIEA Preis für 'Best Internal Communication Strategy' an mobilkom austria verliehen
At the FEIEA Grand Prix on 30 October in Zurich, the FEIEA (Federation of European Business Communicators Associations) presented its awards for 2008. mobilkom austria won in the category "Best Internal Communication Strategy" for its internal communications project for the UEFA EURO 2008™.

14.11.2008
mobilkom austria starts first Femto router pilot project in Central Europe
mobilkom austria is the first operator in Central Europe to a start pilot project with Femto routers. Femto routers significantly improve indoor coverage by creating an individual 3G network based on Telekom Austria’s fixed line infrastructure.

12.11.2008
Children's Study 2008: From Big Brother to Status Symbol and Free-Time Manager
In the hands of kids, mobile phones have many functions. While parents value the safety and control aspect of mobile phones, adolescents see the mobile as a status symbol that helps them to manage their free time. The children's mobile phone study by mobilkom austria, part of the annual children's study by the market Institute and conducted among 505 children in Austria, gives comprehensive insight into children's usage habits. The main findings on mobile phone use among the six- to 14-year-olds were presented yesterday evening as part of the event ROUNDABOUT KIDS.
   
 
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