Xpherix Corporation debuts Remo, a complete productivity wireless solution at DEMOmobile 2003.

Xpherix Corporation, the leading provider of personalized mobile connectivity solutions for corporations and mobile professionals, demonstrated its newest wireless application at DEMOmobile 2003, arguably the most successful public venue for positioning new products and establishing strategic relationships.

"DEMOmobile tracks the companies and products driving innovation in the mobile communications arena," said Chris Shipley, executive producer of the DEMO conferences. "With products like Remo, Xpherix Corporation demonstrates a solid strategy for creating comprehensive communication applications and an impressive roadmap of product enhancements to help companies and individuals stay connected," she added.

Created by Xpherix Corporation, Remo allows millions of PC and mobile phone users to remain connected to vital information while away from the office. Purchase prices, set-up costs, and monthly subscription fees for hybrid devices like the Blackberry and Smartphone, which often total more than $800 in the first year alone, present a barrier for average users. Inspired by the functionality of these expensive digital devices, Remo offers powerful mobile communications for about $8 per month providing integrated remote access to Email, contacts, and calendars on everyday data-enabled phones.

"Xpherix is thrilled to have been selected to debut Remo at DEMOmobile 2003," said Nick Walker, President and CEO of Xpherix. "Having Chris Shipley handpick us to demonstrate our newest mobile productivity solution validates our development strategy."

Viewing and sending Email right from the mobile phone is easily accomplished with Remo's Get Email function, which provides access to up to seven user-specified, different POP or POP3 Email accounts. Furthermore, Remo's comprehensive Calendar function enables subscribers to use the mobile phone to remotely view, add, edit or delete calendar events; changes are automatically synchronized to home or office computers--even when they're not on. Remo's Contacts feature provides subscribers access to numbers, home and email addresses, and even the notes field from applications including Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft Outlook Express or Palm software.

Subscribers will never again need to manually enter contact information on the phone's keypad; Remo's 'Push-to-Phone' capability easily downloads names, numbers and Email addresses directly into the phone's built-in phonebook. In addition, because Remo loads Email addresses into the phone's built-in phonebook, sending pictures to friends and family is a snap. No longer will camera phone users have to painstakingly type out Email addresses.

To help further address the sometimes frustrating letter entry function on mobile phones, Remo offers a 'Quick Message' response feature for Email correspondence. Subscribers may save up to 50 common Email responses and the product comes preloaded with 22 'Quick Messages' which the user can easily tailor. For Emails in need of more immediate, specific or lengthy attention, Remo's integrated contacts capability allows users to easily respond to an Email with a phone call without having to change devices or manually enter phone numbers.

Remo will initially be available on LG's VX-6000 handset and will also be available in the future through other BREW-enabled phones. Users will be able to download the application for about $8.00 monthly access, in addition to airtime used.