Rove, the world’s leading provider of enterprise software for handhelds, today announced at the Wireless Enterprise Symposium (WES 2008) its support for the BlackBerry Bold, a new high-end version smartphone announced by Research In Motion Ltd. (RIM).
All of Rove's products now support the BlackBerry Bold including the recently-launched Mobile Admin 4.0, Mobile SSH, Mobile Desktop, Mobile Citrix Client and PCMobilizr.
"The BlackBerry Bold represents a huge advancement in technology for our applications, as the Bold’s new features make our products run better than ever," said Paul Dumais, CTO of Rove. “Rove's applications such as PCMobilizr and Mobile Citrix will benefit from the new features, such as the faster networking of HSDPA and Wi-Fi. In addition, the larger Half VGA screen will allow users to view more of their computer screen on the device, and the faster 624 MHz processor will make our applications respond almost instantly.”
“The Blackberry Bold is a revolutionary device that offers both enterprise and power users unprecedented performance,”
Rove's award-winning products give users the power to manage networks, access terminals, control desktops, run applications, manage files and much more, from anywhere. Rove software is deployed on thousands of handheld devices and computers worldwide.
Rove, a BlackBerry Alliance Partner, is a co-sponsor of WES for the sixth consecutive year and can be found at booth number 248 all week. Rove will also host a presentation called "Every Laptop Should Be Left Behind" on Thursday, May 15, at 9:00 AM at the Wireless Enterprise Symposium which is being held from May 13 – 15 at the Orlando World Center Marriott & Convention Center in Orlando, Florida. WES is the biggest BlackBerry event of the year.
