SAN DIEGO -- Samsung Telecommunications America (Samsung Mobile), the No. 1 mobile phone provider in the U.S.,[1] and Agito Networks, Inc.•, the company delivering innovative solutions in enterprise mobility, today announced the first commercially available server-based enterprise fixed mobile convergence (eFMC) and mobile Unified Communications solution with functionality on Samsung smart phones.

The companies will jointly unveil their first public demonstration of the mobile UC solution at CTIA WIRELESS IT & Entertainment 2009 in San Diego, Calif., at Booth No. 635.

Samsung Mobile is a leader among Windows Mobile® device providers in bringing solutions to market to address customer needs for fixed mobile convergence and Unified Communications. Samsung Mobile’s portfolio of powerful smart phone devices are designed with impressive feature sets, full QWERTY keyboards and responsive touch screens. Agito Networks’ award-winning RoamAnywhere• Mobility Router• is the industry’s most powerful server-based mobile Unified Communications product, built for businesses to mobilize enterprise voice and UC applications to increase mobile worker productivity while reducing costs. Agito’s RoamAnywhere is the industry’s only currently shipping mobile UC solution for both GSM-based and CDMA-based smart phones. Agito-enabled support is available for a number of Samsung smart phones including the Samsung Propel Pro•, Samsung Jack•, Samsung Epix•, Samsung Saga•, Samsung Omnia•, and the recently announced Samsung Intrepid•.

“Agito Networks has a proven enterprise FMC and Mobile UC solution, and we are pleased that Agito is making this mobile UC functionality available to Samsung’s growing enterprise user base,” said Gavin Kim, vice president, content and data services and enterprise enablement for Samsung Mobile. “We can see how Agito’s technology can help Samsung Mobile customers save money by reducing their mobile costs, while improving productivity with mobile UC and PBX capabilities available at their fingertips on their Samsung device, wherever they are.”

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Agito Networks Inc.