Keynote Adds Japanese Test Facilities

Mobile and online testing specialist Keynote Systems has expanded its test network to include Tokyo, strengthening its offer for mobile content providers in particular.

Keynote makes use of more than 3,000 measurement computers and mobile devices in more than 100 countries around the world, including real and simulated devices, user-provided SIMs and wireless modems. Its 2,800 clients include mobile app and gaming companies, the major search portals and online financial services companies. The service is used to monitor the response time, availability, and delivery of content from the subscriber's perspective, and can provide competitor comparisons for benchmarking.

Nisheeth Mohan, Mobile Product Manager at Keynote, comments: 'With the expansion of our real and emulated wireless device network to the highly mobile population of Japan, mobile content providers and large enterprises can reach out to an unparalleled user base with confidence. With Keynote, companies trying to reach customers now have the ability to test and monitor their content on live, in-country carrier networks. No other company in North America, Europe or Asia offers this breadth of coverage.'

The firm is online at www.keynote.com .

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