Spb Software House announced that it has released Spb Catalog, an on-device mobile content catalog based on the Marketplace technology allowing users to obtain free or paid digital content for there phones including but not limited to ringtones, programs, games, skins, and themes. Users will be able to purchase premium content via credit card or premium text messaging. Spb Catalog will come pre-installed on Gigabyte’s GSmart i300, i350, and t600 models, by Fly in its PC100 and PC200 devices, and in the Russian edition of HTC’s TyTN II.

"Our partner OEMs have recognized the opportunity of doing more for their customers with Spb Catalog. We all agree that Windows Mobile Marketplace is set to revolutionize the way people become aware of, buy, and install software; it might even change the way devices are generally used," – comments Vassili Philippov, Spb Software House COO.
"Spb Catalog can secure multiple benefits for all the parties involved. The end users get immediate access to the most up-to-date content, the device manufacturers are able to deliver fuller device experiences to customers, and the mobile operators get an additional means of differentiation," Vassili concludes.

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