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Mobilink has launched Pakistan's first online mobile application store, at www.jazzbananas.com, which gives users access to thousands of apps that can be downloaded directly onto mobile handsets. Jazz Bananas is exclusive to all Mobilink prepaid and post-paid customers who can avail the service using compatible handsets to get instant access to thousands of free apps as well as a range of paid apps at affordable prices.
The Jazz Banana app store provides Mobilink subscribers' access to a large volume of rich content, compatible with Symbian, Java and Android based handsets, including games, interactive apps, music, ringtones, themes, wallpapers and a whole lot more. Jahanzeb Taj, Vice President Marketing, Mobilink highlighted, "Mobilink has always remained at the forefront of innovation in Pakistan's telecom industry, and Jazz Bananas is another leap forward towards providing our customers with the complete mobile experience. Jazz Bananas enables our subscribers' access to a completely new lifestyle that provides on-the-go access to thousands of apps at the click of a button."
Jazz Bananas has also introduced another paradigm within the local software development industry with the 'Bananas Factory', which enables developers to create, share and sell their content through the app store. For the first time, local content developers will have the ability to market their products in Pakistan through a dynamic platform that will boost localised user generated content and develop Pakistan's prowess in the area of mobile application development.-PR

Copyright Business Recorder, 2011

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