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Mobile Systems' MSDict Now Available for the iPhone and iPod Touch

San Diego, CA, November 25, 2008 - Mobile Systems, the leading provider of productivity software and dictionary content for smartphones and PDAs, last week announced the availability of the MSDict dictionary program for the iPhone and iPod Touch. The cross-platform compatible MSDict viewer allows iPhone and iPod Touch users to take advantage of the wide range of available MSDict dictionaries. The MSDict has been recognized by a growing number of customers worldwide as a must-have tool in their busy daily lives.

"Here, at Mobile Systems, we have always been committed to providing our customers with premium dictionary content on the latest devices. So, true to form, we continue this tradition with the latest MSDict for iPhone and iPod" said Stanislav Minchev, Mobile Systems CEO" While working with renowned publishers like Oxford University Press, Cambridge University and others it is one of our top priorities to present their premium dictionary content in the best possible way. We have achieved this goal in this new release by improving the user interface and adding new features especially tailored for the unique iPhone design. By extending the software platform coverage with iPhone and iPod, we are not only able to offer our solutions to wider range of mobile users but also enhance the usability of these latest devices."

In the new MSDict version Mobile Systems has selected and implemented the most essential features for best experience on the iPhone. The MSDict offers 100% preservation of the original wordlist and enhanced user interface and word formatting for perfect visibility.

Pricing and Availability
The multitude of MSDict dictionaries for iPhone and iPod Touch are available at the Apple App Store http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewArtist?id=289579214 under Reference and Education categories and are steadily gaining popularity among iPhone and iPod Touch users. Links to the products can also be accessed through Mobile Systems website www.mobisystems.com for each product under the iPhone platform.

About the MSDict program
Ever since its first release in 2001 the MSDict has been a market leader in the mobile reference and dictionary market. In the past eight years Mobile Systems has extended its product line and developed the MSDict program for S60 and S60 3rd edition, Symbian UIQ and UIQ 3, BlackBerry, Palm OS, Windows Mobile Smartphone, Windows Mobile Pocket PC, Java and iPhone.

About Mobile Systems
Since 2000 Mobile Systems is a pioneer in multi-device, cross-platform mobile application development and a leading provider of personal productivity software for smartphones. Mobile Systems helps its customers extend the functionality and content of their devices regardless of their underlying mobile operating system- currently our software solutions are available for S60 and S60 3rd edition, Symbian UIQ and UIQ 3, BlackBerry, Palm OS, Windows Mobile Smartphone, Windows Mobile Pocket PC, Java and iPhone.

Mobile Systems is among the 120 exhibitors at the 10th annual the Symbian Smartphone Show . The Symbian Smartphone Show will be held at Earls Court 2, London, UK, October 21-22nd. The Smartphone Show will bring together over 4000 handset vendors, content providers, network operators and developers to exchange ideas about the future of mobile.

If you are attending this event and would like to schedule a meeting with a Mobile Systems representative, please email bizdev@mobisystems.com. or just visit us at Stand 73

We look forward to seeing you.

Mobile Systems, developer of productivity and reference software for mobile devices, recently extended their applications offering, by releasing the WomanMobile and Diets applications for UIQ3. Both applications target the new Sony Ericsson G700 and G900 phones and will be part of the Sony Ericsson Extended Application offering globally.

"Mobile Systems software tools answer the demand for mobile lifestyle productivity software for women in a UIQ environment," says Elitza Bratkova, Head of Business Development at Mobile Systems. "WomanMobile and Diets come as a natural supplement to the Sony Ericsson G700 , which with its sleek and stylish design and enhanced usability on the go is especially attractive to the female mobile community. By extending the software platform coverage with UIQ3, we are not only able to offer our solutions to wider range of mobile users but also enhance the usability of UIQ mobile phones and the Sony Ericsson G700 and G900 in particular."

More information about applications:

• WomanMobile - http://www.mobisystems.com/product.html?p=11&l=1&pid=119&i=1&c=4
• Diets - http://www.mobisystems.com/product.html?p=11&l=1&pid=250&i=1&c=4

Mobile Systems have been developing for Symbian since 2005 when the company first released their mobile dictionary solution MSDict for Symbian UIQ 2.0. "Ever since these first steps in Symbian development Mobile Systems have been a Sony Ericsson Developer World Member and have availed of indispensable assistance and technical resources as tools and SDKs, technical documentation, platform roadmaps and best practices guides. " said Nikolay Kussovski, CTO in Mobile Systems. "In late 2007 we started to work even more closely with Sony Ericsson for the development and porting of WomanMobile and Diets for UIQ3 and they were again of invaluable help in terms of timely and always relevant technical support and early access to prototype devices. In early 2008 we were invited for a Premium Member of Sony Ericsson Developer World, which we were honored to accept."

Mobile Systems is a global leader in the development and distribution of mobile media, focused on creating and delivering consumer-friendly access to the best reference, and information content for Symbian and cross-platform. Mobile Systems products, including the award-winning mobile dictionary format, MSDict, transform ordinary handsets into powerful business and entertainment tools. The company manages distribution partnerships around the world with device manufacturers and operators. These partnerships, along with its distribution relationships with Oxford University Press, Harper Collins, Cambridge University Press, Ernst Klett Sprachen GmbH and Duden Neue Medien, play a large part in the company's growth and success.

More information available at http://www.mobisystems.com.