MEX

MEX, London – September 6, 2005 – MSX, providing rich mobile subscriber experiences (formerly MVoem), has been invited to speak at MEX, the PMN Mobile User Experience conference. This two day summit provides insight into all aspects of the user experience, including technology platforms, design strategy and the commercial reality of delivering truly user-centred mobile products.

“MEX is the first conference focused on putting customer experience at the heart of the industry value chain,” said Marek Pawlowski, Editorial Director at PMN Mobile Industry Intelligence, the organisers of MEX. “I am delighted MSX will be able to share their expertise and deep understanding of this area with the conference.”

As a recognised industry leader in this exciting emerging market, MSX will be talking about its customer successes with Mobile Operators, MVNOs and Service Providers. This will be illustrated with real case studies on what customers want and how MSX has solved these requirements using the MSX Platform. MSX is also participating at the conference to increase awareness, reach new customers and explore additional investment opportunities.

The MSX Platform is a client-server solution that enables rich deeply branded end-to-end services for brand focused mobile operators such as MVNOs. The MSX Server manages and publishes experiences within the operator’s infrastructure and acts as a conduit to provide mobile services authored using standard design tools. The MSX Engine provides a flexible user operating environment on low power mass-market feature phones. The entire phone experience is handled via the MSX Engine, while also providing consistent launch environments to traditional mobile service silos such as J2ME, QUALCOMM BREW, I-Mode, or even SmartPhone platforms.

About MSX

MSX (formerly MVoem) enables unique, rich and powerful end-end mobile subscriber experiences. The MSX platform allows an MVNO, traditional operator or consumer brand to create mobile experiences and services on mass-market phones while leveraging open standards. The MSX platform provides a vector based engine that runs on low power high volume platforms, such as those based on ARM7, which is coupled with a robust carrier-grade management server.

For additional information on MSX, visit http://www.msxinc.com.

Contact MSX public relations: +1 415 901 6427 or pr@msxinc.com.