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Acclaimed Developer of a Next Generation Mobile Phonebook, ZYB, Acquires Bluetooth-Enabled Social Networking Pioneer, Imity.

23 April 2008 0 views No Comment

- the innovator of the Phonebook - today announced that it has acquired the Danish , , for an undisclosed sum. ’s existing offering has enabled a quarter of a million users to securely store nearly 16 million contacts. is now in final development of the Phonebook, a next-generation for -enhanced that will integrate features of the service.

launched in 2007 and quickly established itself as a of real-life . uses to enable users to see how the people and places they are connected with in their world are intersecting with them in the physical world. Following the , is now closed to new registrations, but will remain available for existing users until the Phonebook is rolled out later this quarter. The team has relocated to ’s Copenhagen .

believes that will bring a powerful, new ‘here and now’ dimension to the Phonebook - which is due to launch later this quarter. Tommy Ahlers, CEO at , said: “The of fits very well with ’s goal to activate your real life social on the and make it a truly experience. The Phonebook is a next-generation that connects your life with your life. With ’s , the Phonebook will connect you with your physical life as well, telling you which of your friends are near you, right now. We believe this opens up a number of new and exciting opportunities.”

Nikolaj Nyholm, a co-founder of , said “ and share the same fundamental vision, namely that the most powerful are based on the most important daily interactions – the people we interact with through our and those we meet face to face in the physical world. ’s large and fast growing global user base will enable to more extend its reach in a way that’s not possible on our own.”

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