KGO TV’s Jonathan Bloom interviews netomat CEO Kris Ramanathan about the Jollyfy video recording and sharing app. Click here for more information.

Oracle released the latest version of Oracle WebCenter Sites Mobility Server, v11.1.1, last week. Developed by netomat and part of the WebCenter 11gR1 release suite, Mobility Server now makes it even easier and faster for WebCenter Sites customers to mobile-enable their web sites and offers rich HTML5 and tablet support to build sophisticated mobile web apps. More information on Mobility Server is available on the Oracle website.

August 31, 2011
BOSTON — The Boston Red Sox and NESN are asking all fans coming to the Sunday, Sept. 4 matchup against the Texas Rangers to bring signs that demonstrate their passion and support for the hometown team. Fans are encouraged to bring poster-sized signs that express their love for the Sox, Fenway Park or their favorite player…

…Fans not attending the Sunday game can also show off their creativity and love of the Red Sox by emailing a photo of their sign to signsoffenway@blastmob.com beginning today. The signs submitted online are not eligible to win a prize, but the best signs will be displayed in a NESN.com photo gallery, powered by netomat, Inc.

Read more at: http://www.nesn.com/2011/08/red-sox-nesn-announce-signs-of-fenway-contes…

NEW YORK, May 5 /PRNewswire/ — netomat, Inc., a leading provider of mobile social media, messaging, web and video solutions, announced today that it has partnered with MLB Advanced Media (MLBAM), the interactive media and Internet company of Major League Baseball, to launch new mobile social media services utilizing the netomat Mobility Platform. Details on this exciting deal are available here.

Cross-Carrier Mobile Postcard Service Launches; Wish You Were Here(SM) Cameraphone Postcards Enable Users to Send Personalized Postcards from Their Phones:

Travelers now have an easy way to send a personalized postcard and avoid wasting time searching for stamps or a post office. Grandparents can now get their mobile phone-obsessed grandchildren to send them pictures for their refrigerators. What happens in Vegas might no longer stay there.

Wish You Were HereSM cameraphone postcards are real postcards, personalized with a user’s photo, and mailed right from a mobile phone. Users simply text “WYWH” to the shortcode “69626” from their mobile phone to start using the service. They can turn that great snapshot taken with their phone into a postcard by just sending the picture to WYWH.mobi and visiting a simple mobile web site to enter a personal caption, message, and address. The WYWH(SM) service then prints and mails the postcard on the user’s behalf. No download is required to use the service, which relies only on SMS text messaging and a mobile phone browser like the one found on an iPhone, Treo, Blackberry, or Razr. Mobile browsers are now found on thousands of phone models.