Pollex and ArcSoft Join Forces for the Development of Multimedia Capabilities for Cellular Handsets

Beijing- Pollex recently announced that it has successfully ported two of ArcSoft’s major application suites, Multimedia Player and PhotoBase, onto its OPNA mobile software platform. ArcSoft, Inc. is a leading developer and provider of multimedia software and firmware solutions for personal computers, mobile devices and consumer electronics manufacturers.Mr. David Tian, CEO of Pollex, said “Pollex strongly believes in the great potential for the further development of multimedia applications for mobile handsets. This cooperation with ArcSoft provides handset manufacturers with a low cost platform that possesses a rich set of features for developing new multimedia capabilities, and will offer end users the opportunity to enjoy a wide variety of new and exciting multimedia applications.”Taking case of porting the PhotoBase Multimedia Management application onto OPNA as an example, OPNA can offer the functions of sorting and backup documents, editing, preview, printing and creating special effects for slides. With the integration of Multimedia Player and PhotoBase, the OPNA platform now possesses even more powerful capabilities for handling multimedia applications and digital images.Handset manufacturers also benefit from the new OPNA platform. With a single investment in the platform, handset manufacturers using OPNA can address the development requirements of handsets across the spectrum from low to high-end devices. This highly integrated mobile handset development platform ensures that the end users will be able to enjoy the latest and greatest sight and sound technology.About PollexBeijing Pollex Ltd. (Pollex) is a technology company that develops embedded software platforms for cellular handsets. Pollex has achieved a leadership position globally in the areas of cellular handset software platforms, integrated solutions and customer support. Headquartered in Beijing, Pollex has offices in Shanghai, Shenzhen, and Hong Kong. Its major global investors include Intel Capital, Samsung Venture, JAFCO Asia, and W.I. Harper.
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