Showing posts with label Mobiqa. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mobiqa. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 06, 2007

Mobiqa And PayPal Offer Complete Mobile Payment Service


World's First End-To-End Mobile Barcoded Ticket Payment And Delivery Service For Live Entertainment
mobiqaMobiqa, the world leaders in mobile ticketing solutions and PayPal Mobile have provided the world’s first, complete end-to-end mobile payment and mobi-ticket™ delivery service to Scotland Rugby League fans who were left stranded without tickets due to the recent postal strikes which affected the whole of Britain.

Mobiqa and PayPal’s complete end-to-end service has many advantages over traditional means of buying and receiving tickets. Using your own PayPal account to pay for tickets to the match overcomes security concerns around entering credit card details into the phone and overcomes the usability and security issues associated with previous mobile ticket payment attempts. This ground-breaking service is the ultimate in convenience for fans and completely solves any postal problems which sending traditional paper tickets may face.

For the first time ever, customers were able to pay for their rugby tickets via PayPal Mobile’s WAP site on their phone and receive their barcoded tickets immediately after purchase.

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Friday, August 03, 2007

Wall Street Journal Highlights Mobile Bar Codes And Physical World Connection


The Wall Street Journal has a story called All The World's A Page (free for 7 days) that discusses how mobile barcodes and camera phones are making everything "clickable".

Semapedia
The article highlights three of the companies on the Physical World Connection company list, Semapedia, Mobiqa, and ZapCode.

"What you'd be looking at is a Semapedia tag, a printout containing something called a QR bar code. Software on your camera phone will read the bar code just as one of those scanners in a supermarket would, but instead of a price it would decode a link to a Web page on the peer-produced online encyclopedia Wikipedia".

American Alexis Rondeau, 28, one of the duo who dreamed up the nonprofit Semapedia project in 2005, puts it "kind of like turning the world into a clickable Web page."

"Keith Russell, Hong Kong-based business development manager for Scottish mobile ticketing company Mobiqa , says his company has seen the bar code take off in the U.S. as a device to deliver event tickets to cellphones. Singapore Press Holdings has launched a service in the city-state called ZapCode that allows people to access information via a colorful bar code"

This is the second major story highlighting Physical World Connection

Friday, July 20, 2007

Texas Rangers Use Tickets At Phone For Mobile Ticketing


Mobile phones are tickets to Rangers games
mobile ticketing
Starting today, your mobile phone can be your ticket to the game.

The Texas Rangers are among a handful of Major League Baseball teams to launch Tickets at Phone, a technology that sends a barcode to a mobile phone or device that's read by a scanner to gain entry to a game.

While the so-called mobile tickets today include only a bar code, officials hope to soon be able to target key customers with customized offers for tickets and merchandise over their mobile phones.

The Rangers' mobile ticketing technology was developed by MLB Advanced Media LP's unit Tickets.com and partner Mobiqa Ltd. of Edinburgh, Scotland.

Tickets.com rival Ticketmaster is also developing a mobile-ticketing technology and expects to launch it in Ireland this month and in the U.S. next year.

I also know that Ticketmaster is developing an authentication system for tickets as well that involves Physical World Connection.

Tuesday, May 15, 2007

Mbarc And Mobiqa Offer Breakthrough In Mobile Ticketing

Mbarc and Mobiqa realised a breakthrough in Mobile ticketing with realising the first self-service scanner fitted in ticket gates.

A leading UK public transport organisation Mobiqa selected the MbarcNewland M8 realising a seamless integration into 2 turnstiles creating convenience for passengers with mobile tickets.

The MbarcNewland M8, a sturdy, high performance and reliable build-in Mobile ticketing scanner is developed for integration into existing self-service systems like: Kiosks, turnstiles, self-service environments, etc.

MbarcNewland auto-ID validation for your mobile business. Just one single product for barcode and RFID reading. Mbarc’s validation all-in-one terminals offer 1D- & 2D-barcode (LCD & printed) and RFID (NFC) readers on location.

-Mobiqa are the world leaders in mobile ticketing and couponing based on the creation, delivery, and redemption of barcodes to mobile phones.

-Mobiqa’s products are available for SMS, MMS and WAP using 1D/2D barcodes.

-Mobiqa’s technology is available in over 30 countries, including the USA and China.

Offering barcodes on mobile phones is the evolution of paper tickets in public transport. Mobile ticketing is convenient and customers don't have to queue up at the ticket office or need a printout from home. Mobile phone ticketing means easy purchases, anywhere, any time and always your ticket with you on your phone. MbarcNewlands M8 enables convenience at the entrance gates scanning and validating Mobile tickets on the go.

Mobiqa recently introduced a mobile ticketing capabilities for Major League Baseball