DoDots, Inc., a digital infrastructure company, today previewed mobile Dot technology at DEMOmobile 2000, a conference highlighting emerging technologies that will shape the future of transportable computing. TrafficStation, Inc., North America's leading provider of personalized traffic and traveler information via the Internet, telecommunications, and wireless devices, will extend the delivery of TrafficStation Dots from the desktop to mobile devices. TrafficStation will utilize Dot(TM) technology to further extend the delivery of its mobile solutions.
"We see DoDots as a unique and valuable service in the wireless market," said Jane Lee, senior vice president of marketing at TrafficStation. "We're thrilled about further extending our traffic and travel information using innovative DoDots' technology."
TrafficStation content is delivered across all Internet touchpoints, including desktops, mobile phones, and PDAs. The alliance will provide TrafficStation with new customers and increase the amount of time people spend using its services. Dots allow more efficient access to information, which will encourage people to more readily access travel information via wireless devices.
"TrafficStation content combined with our unique content packaging technology makes a great way for people to get travel and traffic information via wireless devices," said George Kembel, CEO of DoDots. "Whether customers are at their PC or traveling with a mobile device, they want simple access to key content like TrafficStation. Dots make it possible for users to access this timely information, quickly and easily."
DoDots provides companies with technology that enables content, applications, and services to be branded, packaged and instantly distributed in Dots, which are available on the desktop with any application. Anything on the Internet can be delivered in Dots, including streaming media, commerce, transactions, games, music, HTML and JavaScript.
Using DoDots technology, users collect Dots from customer Web sites, including ZDNet, CNET, TrafficStation, iFUSE, DealTime, BlueLight.com (Kmart online), Excite/Work.com, MapBlast, StartSampling, SherpaOnline, and KnowledgeTrack (visit http://www.dodots.com/customers/index.html for a complete list of customers). These collected Dots can then be turned on or off, re-sized, moved around, and grouped together on the desktop with the click of a mouse. Dots deliver content quickly and easily, providing the user with a highly flexible alternative to today's document-based model of the Internet.
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