EveryPoint Press Coverage
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Mobile Entertainment 2006 Awards Finalists Program Guide
Mobile Entertainment Magazine, September 19, 2006
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Everypoint's Yahoo! FiFa MatchCAST
Mobitrends, July 13, 2006
I tried the Everypoint application and was kind of disappointed... Firstly, the UI looks bad. This isn't rich media, on my Nokia N90 transitions are slow, it's all right angles, monochromatic... Compared to Orange's application based on BlueStreak Technology it just looks like it's been made using a technology of the previous century!
Very few information is available in the application, no video, no interactive content.... no point ! -
EveryPoint's FIFA MatchCAST sucks!
Mutant's Musings, July 12, 2006
On one of our earlier blog postings, we talked about Everypoint's World Cup FIFA MatchCast. From the website flash demos, it looks pretty cool, and the UI is really eye-catching... or so we thought. we then downloaded Everypoint's FIFA MatchCast on our Sony Ericsson w810i - size 211KB, but after trying it out for a while, we thought we would write this post to share our "user experience". It was a major disappointment. Perhaps it's due to our device (we used a Sony Ericsson w810i which is clearly listed on FIFA World Cup site as one of those supported phone models), or maybe you'd have a different experience than us, drop a note and let us know.
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FIFA and Yahoo! offer free World Cup highlights on the web
Tech Digest, June 13, 2006
Good news for those of us potentially office-bound during the World Cup - Yahoo! and FIFA have announced that fans will have access to video highlights of games on FIFAworldcup.com - the first time World Cup highlights have officially been available for free on the web.
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With World Cup, A New Media Game
Washington Post, June 10, 2006
As billions of fans tune to television coverage of the World Cup this week, Yahoo Inc. is looking to the month-long tournament as a chance to showcase its new approach to covering big news on the Web.
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Realtime World Cup: Mobile MatchCast
Josh Spear, June 9, 2006
Realtime World Cup: Mobile MatchCast
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Everypoint Partners With Sport1 to ProvideMobile Access to German Sports News
Mobic Mobile Community, June 8, 2006
Everypoint Partners With Sport1 to ProvideMobile Access to German Sports News
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Yahoo! Finance, June 8, 2006
Everypoint Strengthens Its Leadership Position in Mobilizing Sports Content with Germany's Leading Online Sports Destination, Reaching Over 20 Million Unique Visitors Monthly
Everypoint, pioneer of a new class of mobile applications, and Sport1, Germany's leading sports media company, today joined forces to bring mobile applications to German sports enthusiasts, with instant access to sports news, game schedules, scores, and commentary. -
Daily Wireless, June 8, 2006
Occurring only once every four years, the FIFA World Cup is the world's largest sporting event and is expected to attract the world's largest television audience. The 32-day soccor contest (schedule) kicks off Friday with an opening game between Germany and Costa Rica. A cumulative 5 billion people are expected to watch at least some of the games throughout the month-long event.
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Everypoint and Sport1 Provide Instant Mobile Access to Germany's Most Trusted Sports News
Wireless Developer Network, June 7, 2006
BOSTON, MA ?? Everypoint, pioneer of a new class of mobile applications, and Sport1, Germany's leading sports media company, today joined forces to bring mobile applications to German sports enthusiasts, with instant access to sports news, game schedules, scores, and commentary.