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MacroSolve's Patented Platform-Agnostic Technology and ReForm XT to Transform Mobile App Landscape
MacroSolve's Patented Platform-Agnostic Technology and ReForm XT to Transform Mobile App Landscape
Offers Expanded Markets and Ease of Use for Developers and Non-Technical Users Alike
Oct. 28, 2010 (Marketwire) --
TULSA, OK -- (Marketwire) -- 10/28/10 -- Having been awarded a landmark mobile application patent, MacroSolve, Inc. (OTCBB: MCVE) (OTCQB: MCVE) announced today the availability of its patented technology and ReForm XT™ to a broad audience of mobile app developers, mobile device and tablet enthusiasts, and mobile app users spanning the mobility value chain from beginning to end.
MacroSolve's ReForm XT rapid mobile app development platform, based on the company's patented technology, addresses mobile information collection systems across all wireless networks, smartphones, tablets, and rugged mobile devices, regardless of carrier and manufacturer.
The mobile app environment is highly fragmented and developers are faced with a diverse set of device-specific programming platforms when building an app. As each platform requires a unique skill set, many developers resort to programming for a single device type, such as iPhone, Android, BlackBerry or WebOS. As a result, developers have been effectively limiting the potential size of their user base, while non-technical individuals looking to create and manage their own apps have limited options.
ReForm XT empowers a much broader base of users, from the technically savvy smartphone and tablet enthusiasts to people with no technical backgrounds, to create and manage their own business or even personal apps. These apps can be distributed across multiple device platforms. Platform agnostic apps address significantly larger markets and easily integrate mobility into core systems.
As MacroSolve enhances and licenses the ReForm XT platform, the company is positioned to be a major contributor and partner with the leading app stores including Google, Apple, RIM, GetJar and others.
Based on ReForm XT, MacroSolve already offers several business apps including ClubInsight™, SchoolInsight™, and DineInsight™ which can easily be customized and branded for any business. These apps, as well as the ReForm XT mobile app development platform are available for license.
"We are seeing increasing demand for our business mobility apps, the ReForm XT platform and we expect further traction for our mobility technologies through licensing. We're excited to be an integral part of the evolution of a soon to be $1 trillion industry," stated MacroSolve president and CEO Clint Parr.
For more information please visit www.goanyware.com, www.macrosolve.com, or www.illumemobile.com.
About MacroSolve
MacroSolve, Inc. is a pioneer in delivering mobile apps, technologies, and solutions to businesses and government. Founded in 1997, the company has an extensive network including the top name brands in wireless hardware and software as well as wireless carriers. Leveraging its intellectual property portfolio, MacroSolve is positioned to become the leader in delivering mobile business apps, a market projected to grow by double digits to an aggregate of $11.6 B by 2012. The company operates through its subsidiaries including Anyware Mobile Solutions (http://www.goanyware.com) and Illume Mobile (http://www.illumemobile.com). For more information, visit MacroSolve (http://www.macrosolve.com) or call 800-401-8740 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting 800-401-8740 end_of_the_skype_highlighting.
Safe Harbor Statement
This press release contains projections of future results and other forward-looking statements that involve a number of risks and uncertainties and are made pursuant to the Safe Harbor Provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Important factors that may cause actual results and outcomes to differ materially from those contained in the projections and forward-looking statements included in this press release are described in our publicly filed reports. Factors that could cause these differences include, but are not limited to, the acceptance of our products, lack of revenue growth, failure to realize profitability, inability to raise capital and market conditions that negatively affect the market price of our common stock. The Company disclaims any responsibility to update any forward-looking statements.
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hier handelt es sich um eine plattform die geräteunabhängig arbeiten kann. egal ob blackberry iphone pc ect.
http://www.reformxt.com/ReFormXT/trialaccount/signup.aspx
http://www.reformxt.com/ReFormXT/trialaccount/signup.aspx
App licenser wins patent approval after eight years
<span class="mugshot">Chairman<br /></span> <b>Jim McGill:</b> He said Macrosolve could turn into a billion-dollar business.
Chairman
Jim McGill: He said Macrosolve could turn into a billion-dollar business.
<span class="mugshot">CEO<br /></span> <b>Clint Parr:</b> "To be honest, we have no idea how many apps this will cover," he said.
By ROBERT EVATT World Staff Writer
Published: 10/29/2010 2:19 AM
Last Modified: 10/29/2010 5:50 AM
Jim McGill, chairman of mobile application developer Macrosolve, waited eight years for his company's patent to be approved.
But given the potential implications of patent number 7,822,816, he said it was worth the wait.
"This is my first company I've started that could turn into a billion-dollar business," he said.
According to the summary of the patent, Macrosolve now has the rights to the process by which a company or individual creates an app, sends it to be downloaded to mobile devices, collects information from users and sends it back to a central database.
In other words, McGill said it covers every existing mobile app that sends data from the app user back to the makers or administrators of the app.
That potentially covers hundreds of thousands of apps already installed on smart phones across the globe and perhaps millions more that have yet to be written, said Clint Parr, CEO of the company.
"To be honest, we have no idea how many apps this will cover," he said.
But Macrosolve does plan to reach out to as many as they can find and ask for a licensing fee, which could become a huge revenue source for the Tulsa company. Parr said the licensing process could greatly expand the company's employee count, currently at 17.
McGill said the app was born out of a project for British Aerospace in the late '90s to create a portable pilot log application on Handspring PDA devices. Though half a million dollars was sunk into the project, the
particular Handspring device was discontinued, making the code obsolete. British Aerospace canceled the project.
The program's author and Macrosolve's founder, David Payne, decided to turn the idea behind the scuttled project into a program to gather information on mobile devices that could be easily adapted for use on a variety of platforms.
"He envisioned apps when none of the companies had the idea," McGill said.
Payne's program eventually became ReForm XT, Macrosolve's key data-gathering product. Payne left Macrosolve in August 2003.
McGill said he filed the patent in 2002, though a flood of mobile device patents and a 2007 Supreme Court ruling making "obvious" patents harder to defend slowed the process.
The patent was finally granted Tuesday. McGill said an advantage of the longer process is that the patent was even more thoroughly vetted.
Though technology has taken great leaps in the eight years after the patent was originally filed, McGill said the patent was written broadly enough to cover current technology.
"A properly drafted patent is an ageless thing," he said. "If you write a patent in the wording of that day's tech, you'll hang yourself."
In part, the patent states: "In its broadest sense, the present invention is a method designed to accomplish the following: 1) Allow any computer(s) (desktops, laptops, handhelds, portables, etc.) to be used to capture information; 2) Transfer the information to a data center (via file transfer methods such as a network, to include, but not necessarily, Internet based) in a form that the data center can recognize; 3) Allow another computer(s) to access the information and download it from the data center in a format that can be readily used regardless of the format in which the original information was gathered."
Parr said Macrosolve doesn't intend to sue companies using their patent or deprive people from using it. Instead, the goal is to license the patent to anyone who wants to use it.
"We can approach very large companies and empower them with the technology and the patent to allow them to publish apps and reach a large audience," he said.
Parr said Macrosolve is already in talks with companies such as Apple Inc., Google, Research in Motion Limited, makers of the BlackBerry smart phone, and Getjar, an independent smart phone app store, for licensing.
Additionally, McGill said he wants individuals to be able to license the technology, since ReForm is built to allow people with little computer skill to create apps that allow people to gather data remotely and send them to a central location.
"We could have people come to our site, use their credit card and license the capabilities to make their own apps," he said.
ReForm XT is used by companies large and small for on-the-job data gathering, including the Golf Channel, which uses it to coordinate camera shots during golf tournaments, and a number of local restaurants and school systems.
Macrosolve plans to use the anticipated revenue from licensing to beef up ReForm XT and make it more readily available for companies and individual computer users.
Original Print Headline: Patent approved 8 years
Read more from this Tulsa World article at http://www.tulsaworld.com/business/article.aspx
<span class="mugshot">Chairman<br /></span> <b>Jim McGill:</b> He said Macrosolve could turn into a billion-dollar business.
Chairman
Jim McGill: He said Macrosolve could turn into a billion-dollar business.
<span class="mugshot">CEO<br /></span> <b>Clint Parr:</b> "To be honest, we have no idea how many apps this will cover," he said.
By ROBERT EVATT World Staff Writer
Published: 10/29/2010 2:19 AM
Last Modified: 10/29/2010 5:50 AM
Jim McGill, chairman of mobile application developer Macrosolve, waited eight years for his company's patent to be approved.
But given the potential implications of patent number 7,822,816, he said it was worth the wait.
"This is my first company I've started that could turn into a billion-dollar business," he said.
According to the summary of the patent, Macrosolve now has the rights to the process by which a company or individual creates an app, sends it to be downloaded to mobile devices, collects information from users and sends it back to a central database.
In other words, McGill said it covers every existing mobile app that sends data from the app user back to the makers or administrators of the app.
That potentially covers hundreds of thousands of apps already installed on smart phones across the globe and perhaps millions more that have yet to be written, said Clint Parr, CEO of the company.
"To be honest, we have no idea how many apps this will cover," he said.
But Macrosolve does plan to reach out to as many as they can find and ask for a licensing fee, which could become a huge revenue source for the Tulsa company. Parr said the licensing process could greatly expand the company's employee count, currently at 17.
McGill said the app was born out of a project for British Aerospace in the late '90s to create a portable pilot log application on Handspring PDA devices. Though half a million dollars was sunk into the project, the
particular Handspring device was discontinued, making the code obsolete. British Aerospace canceled the project.
The program's author and Macrosolve's founder, David Payne, decided to turn the idea behind the scuttled project into a program to gather information on mobile devices that could be easily adapted for use on a variety of platforms.
"He envisioned apps when none of the companies had the idea," McGill said.
Payne's program eventually became ReForm XT, Macrosolve's key data-gathering product. Payne left Macrosolve in August 2003.
McGill said he filed the patent in 2002, though a flood of mobile device patents and a 2007 Supreme Court ruling making "obvious" patents harder to defend slowed the process.
The patent was finally granted Tuesday. McGill said an advantage of the longer process is that the patent was even more thoroughly vetted.
Though technology has taken great leaps in the eight years after the patent was originally filed, McGill said the patent was written broadly enough to cover current technology.
"A properly drafted patent is an ageless thing," he said. "If you write a patent in the wording of that day's tech, you'll hang yourself."
In part, the patent states: "In its broadest sense, the present invention is a method designed to accomplish the following: 1) Allow any computer(s) (desktops, laptops, handhelds, portables, etc.) to be used to capture information; 2) Transfer the information to a data center (via file transfer methods such as a network, to include, but not necessarily, Internet based) in a form that the data center can recognize; 3) Allow another computer(s) to access the information and download it from the data center in a format that can be readily used regardless of the format in which the original information was gathered."
Parr said Macrosolve doesn't intend to sue companies using their patent or deprive people from using it. Instead, the goal is to license the patent to anyone who wants to use it.
"We can approach very large companies and empower them with the technology and the patent to allow them to publish apps and reach a large audience," he said.
Parr said Macrosolve is already in talks with companies such as Apple Inc., Google, Research in Motion Limited, makers of the BlackBerry smart phone, and Getjar, an independent smart phone app store, for licensing.
Additionally, McGill said he wants individuals to be able to license the technology, since ReForm is built to allow people with little computer skill to create apps that allow people to gather data remotely and send them to a central location.
"We could have people come to our site, use their credit card and license the capabilities to make their own apps," he said.
ReForm XT is used by companies large and small for on-the-job data gathering, including the Golf Channel, which uses it to coordinate camera shots during golf tournaments, and a number of local restaurants and school systems.
Macrosolve plans to use the anticipated revenue from licensing to beef up ReForm XT and make it more readily available for companies and individual computer users.
Original Print Headline: Patent approved 8 years
Read more from this Tulsa World article at http://www.tulsaworld.com/business/article.aspx
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Klasse !
schwer zu sagen, aber sie ist gestern schon recht stark gestiegen. die warscheinlichkeit das es runter geht ist höher als anders herum denke ich. denn am ende wurde das ask immer wieder nach gefüllt. ich halte sie mal auf dem radar. aber montag werden es sicher wieder eine menge neue otc news mit merger usw. geben, und hier ziehen die leute ihr geld raus die im gewinn sind. das interesse war nicht so riesig wie man am intraday sieht. ist halt schnell hoch gegangen wegen des geringen floats. hätte man gestern 16:30 uhr rein gemusst, dann könnte man den montag entspannter erleben. radar und wenn das ask fällt zu greifen aber wenn es so nachgefüllt wird wie freitag abend dann finger weg.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.421.802 von kockar am 30.10.10 18:37:50http://www2.barchart.com/opinions/stocks/MCVE
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.421.694 von Imperator7 am 30.10.10 17:51:03 vermute das es eher daran lag das niemand diesen Wert kennt.
selbst in den uS Foren lesen sich die Leute gerade erstmal ein.
Ich vermute durch die Stock Alerts ist etwas bekanntheit reingekommen und wegen dem geringen flow an aktie und der niedrien MK stürzen sich am montag die Newsletter drauf.
da ist nach oben platz frei.
Tippe mal auf 0,40$ am Montag
Gruß
selbst in den uS Foren lesen sich die Leute gerade erstmal ein.
Ich vermute durch die Stock Alerts ist etwas bekanntheit reingekommen und wegen dem geringen flow an aktie und der niedrien MK stürzen sich am montag die Newsletter drauf.
da ist nach oben platz frei.
Tippe mal auf 0,40$ am Montag
Gruß
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.422.873 von WissenMacht am 31.10.10 10:33:17heißes eisen. aber sk war 0,13x0,15 und die letzten 2 stunden wurde das ask immer wieder aufgefüllt. wenn BB´s aufsprigen ok dann geht sie ab aber sonst eher sehr sehr hohes risiko das sie plötzlich down geht. ich bin mal auf morgen gespannt, aber wenn man hier kauft und sie steigt nicht weiter ist das geld in 10 min. weg. denn der fall wird hier genau so schnell gehen wie der ausbruch. zu geringes vol. werde sie mir die ersten 45 min. mal auf wachtliste setzen aber das ich hier rein gehe müsste schon größeres vol. kommen. so ist es ein ganz dünnes eis in dem man zu 90% einbrechen wird nach diesem großem anstieg
generell wäre dies richtig bei einem zock. aber hier steht eine handfeste news dahinter und die aktie müsste neubewertet werden.
mal sehen was kommt
mal sehen was kommt
lol sehe ja jetzt erst das da ein N zuviel ist. 
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.423.427 von WissenMacht am 31.10.10 14:05:07neubewertung! na dafür war das vol. sehr schwach. nur das 4-5 fache des vol. eines normalen handelstages. aber wir werden es ja morgen sehen. kann natürlich weiter gehen, 200% morgen sind möglich aber auch 50%-. freitag konnte man sehen wie gefählich es hier ist. verkauft montag einer 50k steht sie bei 0,1 und die angst geht um. ich bin 14:30 uhr am rechner und werde mich gerne eines besseren belehren lassen wenn es anders kommt. schönen sonntag noch.
laut angaben von Macrosolve sind die in gesprächen mit den großen firmen. das sollte den kurs die nächsten wochen beflügeln.
werde morgen mal schauen ob man noch welche zu 0,15 bekommt.
no risk no fun
werde morgen mal schauen ob man noch welche zu 0,15 bekommt.
no risk no fun
so gleich ist eröffnung 
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.427.846 von WissenMacht am 01.11.10 13:35:00Ask 0,2 $ 
vielleicht heute wieder über 100%
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MacroSolve Announces Prominent Business Leader David Lawson Joins Its Board of Directors
Press Release Source: MacroSolve Inc. On Monday November 1, 2010, 6:00 am EDT
TULSA, OK--(Marketwire - 11/01/10) - MacroSolve, Inc. (OTC.BB:MCVE - News) (Pinksheets:MCVE - News), a leading provider of mobile apps, solutions and technologies, announced today that David R. Lawson has joined its Board of Directors. He joins the board following MarcroSolve's receipt of a landmark mobile technology patent.
Mr. Lawson is a prominent Tulsa-based business person who holds board seats at leading corporate, educational, and non-profit institutions. He has held numerous executive positions at companies in industries ranging from finance to technology.
Currently Chairman of the Board of Trustees at the University of Tulsa, Mr. Lawson also sits on the boards of Heat Transfer Equipment Corp. and Pinnacle Packaging Company. He has served as President and CEO of Capital One Auto Finance, Inc., Summit Acceptance Corporation, and Western National Bancorp. Mr. Lawson has also held board seats at Western Venture Capital, Summit Acceptance Corporation, Zag Inc., Valen Technology, Inc., Dealer Track, Ameriban, Inc., and Texas Capital Bancorporation. He is also on the board of the Alzheimer's Association.
"We are pleased to welcome David Lawson to our board of directors. He joins our prominent board which includes former executives of Fortune 100 companies. With the award of our mobile technology patent from the USPTO, MacroSolve is positioned to capture a unique position in the market for mobile technologies and David Lawson's presence on our board will be of great benefit as we execute our plans. We look forward to Mr. Lawson's value added guidance on our board," stated MacroSolve president and CEO Clint Parr.
Mr. Lawson added, "We've seen the development of MacroSolve as a leader in mobile technologies and apps. I believe the company is at a very exciting and critical juncture in its growth. They have a fantastic team in place and I'm pleased to be a part of their success."
MacroSolve Announces Prominent Business Leader David Lawson Joins Its Board of Directors
Press Release Source: MacroSolve Inc. On Monday November 1, 2010, 6:00 am EDT
TULSA, OK--(Marketwire - 11/01/10) - MacroSolve, Inc. (OTC.BB:MCVE - News) (Pinksheets:MCVE - News), a leading provider of mobile apps, solutions and technologies, announced today that David R. Lawson has joined its Board of Directors. He joins the board following MarcroSolve's receipt of a landmark mobile technology patent.
Mr. Lawson is a prominent Tulsa-based business person who holds board seats at leading corporate, educational, and non-profit institutions. He has held numerous executive positions at companies in industries ranging from finance to technology.
Currently Chairman of the Board of Trustees at the University of Tulsa, Mr. Lawson also sits on the boards of Heat Transfer Equipment Corp. and Pinnacle Packaging Company. He has served as President and CEO of Capital One Auto Finance, Inc., Summit Acceptance Corporation, and Western National Bancorp. Mr. Lawson has also held board seats at Western Venture Capital, Summit Acceptance Corporation, Zag Inc., Valen Technology, Inc., Dealer Track, Ameriban, Inc., and Texas Capital Bancorporation. He is also on the board of the Alzheimer's Association.
"We are pleased to welcome David Lawson to our board of directors. He joins our prominent board which includes former executives of Fortune 100 companies. With the award of our mobile technology patent from the USPTO, MacroSolve is positioned to capture a unique position in the market for mobile technologies and David Lawson's presence on our board will be of great benefit as we execute our plans. We look forward to Mr. Lawson's value added guidance on our board," stated MacroSolve president and CEO Clint Parr.
Mr. Lawson added, "We've seen the development of MacroSolve as a leader in mobile technologies and apps. I believe the company is at a very exciting and critical juncture in its growth. They have a fantastic team in place and I'm pleased to be a part of their success."
wer sagts denn.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.427.973 von WissenMacht am 01.11.10 13:53:12aber ask nur 0,125 mal sehen wer nach gibt. ask oder bid. aber die news ist schwammig. also eher nicht firmen relevant. durch diese news wird nicht viel passieren. aber ich schau mir das spiel jetzt mal an. interessant ist das ja schon. denn wenn es heute wieder hoch kracht dann richtig
Hab mir den mal angeschaut. der hat wohl viel Vitamin B (Beziehungen)
und seine arbeit hat er bisher auch immer gut gemacht.
kann nur von Vorteil sein.
und seine arbeit hat er bisher auch immer gut gemacht.
kann nur von Vorteil sein.
glückwunsch sie rennt. schon über 0,3 und schon auf 0,5 geflippt. kann heute auch wieder dort hin kommen. sieht gut aus. bin aber nicht mehr rein. verpasst
beim nächsten aber bestimmt früher
und schon auf 0,5 geflippt. kann heute auch wieder dort hin kommen. sieht gut aus. bin aber nicht mehr rein. verpasst
beim nächsten aber bestimmt früher
fein fein
meine teile sind bis auf 20% schon alle bedient worden
goil
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0.35 (133.33%)
danke
danke
0.39
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.431.611 von WissenMacht am 01.11.10 20:49:27100 %
Price Size Exch Time
0.30 3000 OBB 16:00:00
0.45 100 OBB 15:59:24
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0.45 100 OBB 15:59:24
hat jemand einen rt chart ?
lg speku
lg speku
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.422.873 von WissenMacht am 31.10.10 10:33:17
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=staticchart&s=NB%5EMCVE&p=0&t=…
Wahnsinn wie die Post abgeht !
lohnt es sich noch aufzuspringen oder ist der Zug schon abgefahren?
Was mein ihr?
lg
flo
Was mein ihr?
lg
flo
ich würde erstmal abwarten
hab in Colorado Goldflds umgeschichtet
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.439.597 von WissenMacht am 02.11.10 19:50:06zu welchen kusr bist da reingekommen ?
lg speku
lg speku
gibts dazu eine WKN ? Würd ich mir mal gern genauer anschauen.
lg
flo
lg
flo
http://www.stockmarketweekly.com/newsletters/2293-mcve-recei…
Hab mir auch mal ein paar zugelegt, irgendwie sagt mir hier mein Bauchgefühl,
dass sich da was am anbahnen ist .....
Gruß und frohe Weihnachten....
massel
Hab mir auch mal ein paar zugelegt, irgendwie sagt mir hier mein Bauchgefühl,
dass sich da was am anbahnen ist .....
Gruß und frohe Weihnachten....
massel
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.759.740 von Massel am 24.12.10 09:06:39MCVE receives impressive evaluation from Ray Dirks research
RAY DIRKS Research Recommends: Macrosolve MCVE December 20, 2010
RAY DIRKS RESEARCH recommends Macrosolve (OTCBB:MCVE) at $0.20 for very substantial increase over the very short term, as well as the intermediate and long term. Specifically, Ray Dirks thinks that Macrosolve could reach $0.50 by March 15th, $3.00 by December 31st, 2011, and $25.00 by December 31st, 2014.
MacroSolve has recently appreciated very sharply and is a very high-risk, speculative venture. Investors should not commit more than a few percentage points of their equity portfolio to MCVE. We do think that most investors should start building a position immediately in order to have a stake in the enormous potential value of MacroSolve’s Intellectual Property .
Just six weeks ago the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office issued U.S. Patent No. 7,822,816, which clearly established MacroSolve as having developed state-of-the-art technology very early in the evolution of the Mobile App Intellectual Property space, which is reliably projected to be a $17.5 billion market in 2012. Research firm IDC released a forecast predicting revenue from mobile apps will hit $35 billion in 2014, driven by the exploding number of downloads — from almost 11 billion this year to nearly 77 billion worldwide in 2014.
RAY DIRKS RESEARCH believes that MacroSolve’s revenues will grow by more than ten-fold its current levels to well over $10M in 2011. We also project another ten-fold or more increase to at least $150M in 2012. Further growth of a spectacular nature in the mobile app economy will, in our opinion, bring revenues to the $1 billion level in 2014 as the very experienced and talented management team, coupled with further direction from its well-connected board of directors and consultants, implements its long-term strategy to meet corporate goals that include becoming a leader in this enormous space which has been dominated by the likes of Apple, Microsoft, Nokia, and AT&T.
MARKET DRIVERS: THE REASONS WHY RAY DIRKS RESEARCH RECOMMENDS MCVE
1. MacroSolve is extremely well positioned, with a mobile app builder technology that will bring the ability of building apps to the masses. This is similar to the trend in building websites, where companies like GoDaddy.com have served, and profited from enabling millions of people to build their own websites. Now, with MacroSolve’s technology, millions of people can build their own app – and pay MacroSolve high-margin recurring revenues to do it.
2. The USPTO just awarded MacroSolve a landmark patent in the mobile app space. It potentially addresses all mobile apps that interface for data download with a central server. This is an enormous market.
3. Research firm IDC is predicting revenue from mobile apps will hit $35 billion in 2014.
4. MacroSolve is rolling out several new branded business apps, which it is selling as SaaS through a rapidly expanding reseller and distributor network.
5. The company has recently announced LOIs with major companies in vertical markets to license its IP.
6. MacroSolve has a diversified and high-margin revenues stream.
7. The company’s leadership including its executives and its board members, are top-notch executives with Fortune 100 experience.
As always, good luck and happy investing. Happy Holidays to everyone, and may you enjoy them in whatever way you choose to celebrate them!
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gruß
massel
RAY DIRKS Research Recommends: Macrosolve MCVE December 20, 2010
RAY DIRKS RESEARCH recommends Macrosolve (OTCBB:MCVE) at $0.20 for very substantial increase over the very short term, as well as the intermediate and long term. Specifically, Ray Dirks thinks that Macrosolve could reach $0.50 by March 15th,
$3.00 by December 31st, 2011, and $25.00 by December 31st, 2014.MacroSolve has recently appreciated very sharply and is a very high-risk, speculative venture. Investors should not commit more than a few percentage points of their equity portfolio to MCVE. We do think that most investors should start building a position immediately in order to have a stake in the enormous potential value of MacroSolve’s Intellectual Property .
Just six weeks ago the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office issued U.S. Patent No. 7,822,816, which clearly established MacroSolve as having developed state-of-the-art technology very early in the evolution of the Mobile App Intellectual Property space, which is reliably projected to be a $17.5 billion market in 2012. Research firm IDC released a forecast predicting revenue from mobile apps will hit $35 billion in 2014, driven by the exploding number of downloads — from almost 11 billion this year to nearly 77 billion worldwide in 2014.
RAY DIRKS RESEARCH believes that MacroSolve’s revenues will grow by more than ten-fold its current levels to well over $10M in 2011. We also project another ten-fold or more increase to at least $150M in 2012. Further growth of a spectacular nature in the mobile app economy will, in our opinion, bring revenues to the $1 billion level in 2014 as the very experienced and talented management team, coupled with further direction from its well-connected board of directors and consultants, implements its long-term strategy to meet corporate goals that include becoming a leader in this enormous space which has been dominated by the likes of Apple, Microsoft, Nokia, and AT&T.
MARKET DRIVERS: THE REASONS WHY RAY DIRKS RESEARCH RECOMMENDS MCVE
1. MacroSolve is extremely well positioned, with a mobile app builder technology that will bring the ability of building apps to the masses. This is similar to the trend in building websites, where companies like GoDaddy.com have served, and profited from enabling millions of people to build their own websites. Now, with MacroSolve’s technology, millions of people can build their own app – and pay MacroSolve high-margin recurring revenues to do it.
2. The USPTO just awarded MacroSolve a landmark patent in the mobile app space. It potentially addresses all mobile apps that interface for data download with a central server. This is an enormous market.
3. Research firm IDC is predicting revenue from mobile apps will hit $35 billion in 2014.
4. MacroSolve is rolling out several new branded business apps, which it is selling as SaaS through a rapidly expanding reseller and distributor network.
5. The company has recently announced LOIs with major companies in vertical markets to license its IP.
6. MacroSolve has a diversified and high-margin revenues stream.
7. The company’s leadership including its executives and its board members, are top-notch executives with Fortune 100 experience.
As always, good luck and happy investing. Happy Holidays to everyone, and may you enjoy them in whatever way you choose to celebrate them!
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http://www.tulsaworld.com/news/article.aspx?subjectid=11&art…
Traditional church embracing latest technology
Tulsa's First Christian Church builds its own iPhone application.
The Rev. Jeremy Skaggs, associate pastor at First Christian Church, along with his sister developed the church's new iPhone application. CORY YOUNG/Tulsa World
By BILL SHERMAN World Religion Writer
Published: 12/25/2010 2:22 AM
Last Modified: 12/25/2010 4:58 AM
Bixby retiree David Sailsbury doesn't get downtown much.
So when he needed to find out how to get to his granddaughter's Christmas program at Tulsa's First Christian Church last week, he tapped the icon for the church's application on his iPhone and located a map.
"The app got me to the church. It was wonderful," he said.
First Christian (Disciples of Christ), one of Tulsa's oldest and most traditional churches, is also one of the first in Tulsa to have its own iPhone "app."
Announced from the pulpit two weeks ago, the app provides the latest real-time information about the church and its day-care center, including phone numbers and e-mail addresses of staff, the church newsletter, calendar, service times, prayer requests, and weather cancellations. A hot button provides instant e-mail access to church staff members.
It also has the weekly Bible verses from the common lectionary, a Bible program used by many preachers to systematically cover the entire Bible in three years.
Associate Pastor Jeremy Skaggs is the man behind the church's app project.
"I thought it would be really cool if First Christian had a cell-phone app," he said.
"We wanted it as a way to keep in touch with our church members and also to market the church to the community.
"If I was new in Tulsa, the first thing I'd do is check to see what apps are available here.
"Technology is a way for us to get our name out there, for people to get to know what the church is, what we're about and what programs we have."
Skaggs can update the app instantly from his iPhone or computer with the latest prayer request, weather cancellation or other news.
"Mainline churches have been really slow to take on the new technologies," he said. "I think we were the last to use websites."
He developed the app with his sister, April Sailsbury, with Tulsa-based Anyware Mobile Solutions, a division of MacroSolve Inc. Sailsbury said it took four to six weeks to develop the app and get it approved for the iPhone.
If the app proves popular, Skaggs said, the church will see about putting it on other smart phones, such as Android and BlackBerry.
As of Tuesday morning, 105 people had downloaded the app at the church of about 1,000 members.
The app is available free to everyone.
Jeff McMains, vice president of Anyware Mobile Solutions, said it cost about $2,000 to develop the app, which can be less costly than building a custom website.
The app is based on the ReFormXT platform, developed by Anyware to help organizations stay in touch with their members. That platform is used by schools, including the University of Tulsa, Edison Preparatory School and Tulsa Community College, country clubs such as Southern Hills and Forest Ridge, health -care organizations, and businesses.
Why not just access the church's website on a smart phone, instead of having an app for the church?
McMains said the smart phone culture is not receptive to going to a website, which has to be typed in, can be difficult to navigate and is not formatted usefully for a phone.
A search of the iPhone app store turned up apps for two other Tulsa area churches, First Baptist in Owasso and Church on the Move, and fewer than 200 churches nationwide.
April Sailsbury said she expected mobile apps to sweep the church world just as websites did years ago.
"We've had other churches interested in starting an app. I think as people start to understand their power, more churches are going to launch apps.
"Mobile is here. That's how people stay in touch. ... And kids younger than us are 10 times more connected with their mobile devices. So having that information easily and readily available on a mobile device is a very smart marketing decision for companies, churches and other organizations."
Read more from this Tulsa World article at http://www.tulsaworld.com/news/article.aspx?subjectid=11&art…
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Bin mal gespannt welche Kreise das noch ziehen wird.....
Gruß und frohe Weihnachten
massel
Traditional church embracing latest technology
Tulsa's First Christian Church builds its own iPhone application.
The Rev. Jeremy Skaggs, associate pastor at First Christian Church, along with his sister developed the church's new iPhone application. CORY YOUNG/Tulsa World
By BILL SHERMAN World Religion Writer
Published: 12/25/2010 2:22 AM
Last Modified: 12/25/2010 4:58 AM
Bixby retiree David Sailsbury doesn't get downtown much.
So when he needed to find out how to get to his granddaughter's Christmas program at Tulsa's First Christian Church last week, he tapped the icon for the church's application on his iPhone and located a map.
"The app got me to the church. It was wonderful," he said.
First Christian (Disciples of Christ), one of Tulsa's oldest and most traditional churches, is also one of the first in Tulsa to have its own iPhone "app."
Announced from the pulpit two weeks ago, the app provides the latest real-time information about the church and its day-care center, including phone numbers and e-mail addresses of staff, the church newsletter, calendar, service times, prayer requests, and weather cancellations. A hot button provides instant e-mail access to church staff members.
It also has the weekly Bible verses from the common lectionary, a Bible program used by many preachers to systematically cover the entire Bible in three years.
Associate Pastor Jeremy Skaggs is the man behind the church's app project.
"I thought it would be really cool if First Christian had a cell-phone app," he said.
"We wanted it as a way to keep in touch with our church members and also to market the church to the community.
"If I was new in Tulsa, the first thing I'd do is check to see what apps are available here.
"Technology is a way for us to get our name out there, for people to get to know what the church is, what we're about and what programs we have."
Skaggs can update the app instantly from his iPhone or computer with the latest prayer request, weather cancellation or other news.
"Mainline churches have been really slow to take on the new technologies," he said. "I think we were the last to use websites."
He developed the app with his sister, April Sailsbury, with Tulsa-based Anyware Mobile Solutions, a division of MacroSolve Inc. Sailsbury said it took four to six weeks to develop the app and get it approved for the iPhone.
If the app proves popular, Skaggs said, the church will see about putting it on other smart phones, such as Android and BlackBerry.
As of Tuesday morning, 105 people had downloaded the app at the church of about 1,000 members.
The app is available free to everyone.
Jeff McMains, vice president of Anyware Mobile Solutions, said it cost about $2,000 to develop the app, which can be less costly than building a custom website.
The app is based on the ReFormXT platform, developed by Anyware to help organizations stay in touch with their members. That platform is used by schools, including the University of Tulsa, Edison Preparatory School and Tulsa Community College, country clubs such as Southern Hills and Forest Ridge, health -care organizations, and businesses.
Why not just access the church's website on a smart phone, instead of having an app for the church?
McMains said the smart phone culture is not receptive to going to a website, which has to be typed in, can be difficult to navigate and is not formatted usefully for a phone.
A search of the iPhone app store turned up apps for two other Tulsa area churches, First Baptist in Owasso and Church on the Move, and fewer than 200 churches nationwide.
April Sailsbury said she expected mobile apps to sweep the church world just as websites did years ago.
"We've had other churches interested in starting an app. I think as people start to understand their power, more churches are going to launch apps.
"Mobile is here. That's how people stay in touch. ... And kids younger than us are 10 times more connected with their mobile devices. So having that information easily and readily available on a mobile device is a very smart marketing decision for companies, churches and other organizations."
Read more from this Tulsa World article at http://www.tulsaworld.com/news/article.aspx?subjectid=11&art…
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Bin mal gespannt welche Kreise das noch ziehen wird.....
Gruß und frohe Weihnachten
massel
RT 0,28 US http://newsticker.sueddeutsche.de/list/id/1089546 iPhone-Nutzer verklagt Apple wegen Datenweitergabe
San Jose (dpa) - Ein iPhone-Nutzer der ersten Stunde begehrt gegen Apple auf: Der in Kalifornien lebende Jonathan Lalo hat den Elektronikkonzern wegen der Weitergabe von persönlichen Daten an Werbefirmen verklagt.
Er verlangt Wiedergutmachung von Apple und strebt, um seiner Forderung Nachdruck zu verleihen, eine der berüchtigten Sammelklagen an. Geht diese vor Gericht durch, würde sich Apple Millionen Nutzern des iPhone-Handys und des Tablet- Computers iPad gegenübersehen.
Lalo zeichnet in seiner am Mittwoch bekanntgewordenen Klage ein durch und durch düsteres Bild davon, wie Apple mit dem Datenschutz umgeht. Demnach können Werbefirmen bei jedem iPhone nachverfolgen, welche Zusatzprogramme - sogenannte Apps - der Nutzer herunterlädt, wie oft er sie verwendet und wie lange. Darüber hinaus, so die Klage, erhielten die Werbefirmen teils Zugriff auf persönliche Daten wie Alter des Nutzers, Geschlecht, den Standort oder das Einkommen.
Möglich wird all dies laut der Klage durch eine individuelle Kennung jedes iPhone oder iPad (Unique Device Identifier, kurz UDID). Diese könne weder blockiert, noch verändert oder gelöscht werden, heißt es in der Klageschrift. Erfahren hat Jonathan Lalo von der Kennung aus der Zeitung: Das renommierte «Wall Street Journal» hatte eine Woche vor Weihnachten eine Enthüllungsgeschichte im Blatt. Lalo reichte seine Klage am 23. Dezember ein.
Lalo belangt zusammen mit Apple auch mehrere Anbieter von Apps, die er nach eigenen Angaben über die Jahre heruntergeladen hatte und die, wie er jetzt erfahren musste, seine Daten weitergeben haben. Dazu gehören die Programme von «The Weather Channel» und «Dictionary.com». Was Lalo besonders erzürnt ist, dass Apple vorgebe, jede einzelne App zu prüfen, um den Datenschutz zu gewährleisten. Von Apple selbst war zunächst keine Stellungnahme zu erhalten.
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zur Erinnerung:
...."According to the summary of the patent, Macrosolve now has the rights to the process by which a company or individual creates an app, sends it to be downloaded to mobile devices, collects information from users and sends it back to a central database.
In other words, McGill said it covers every existing mobile app that sends data from the app user back to the makers or administrators of the app.
That potentially covers hundreds of thousands of apps already installed on smart phones across the globe and perhaps millions more that have yet to be written, said Clint Parr, CEO of the company".......
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Mein Fazit / Einschätzung:
Das Gericht braucht diesen App-Datenverkehr offiziell NUR zu bestätigen, dann ist für Macrosolve
die "TÜR GANZ WEIT OFFEN" entsprechende Vergütungen hinsichtlich des eigenen Patents einzufordern....
In den nächsten Monaten wirds mal richtig interessant werden...
Meinungen dazu ??
Gruß
massel
http://www.worldmarketmedia.com/779/section.aspx/2836/post/m…
Macrosolve Revolutionizes Mobile Application Creation
Date: December 31, 2010 10:40 AM
Publisher: Brittney Barrett
Categories: US Markets
Tags: (OTCBB:MCVE) macrosolve, school insight, dineinsight, clubinsight, clint parr, clint parr interviiew, mobile application, creating a mobile app, equities, the equities group
The rapid growth of the smartphones in recent years has inspired software developers to churn out mobile applications in droves. Over $8 billion in advertising was expended in the mobile application market last year, making app development a financially rewarding pursuit. Until now, only highly-skilled techies could develop mobile apps., leaving small and mid-size businesses looking to involve themselves out of the mix. A year ago, the only way a company could develop an app. was by paying thousands of dollars to have someone build it for them. Recent research from Pew Internet indicates that over a quarter of adults are using mobile applications, a huge number for the relatively small group of adroit professionals charged with creating them. It would make sense that the number of developers would grow and that the process expand to include more ideas and individuals, which is likely why the game is beginning to change. A market that didn't exist a year ago is now worth in the ballpark of $3.5 billion, according to Clint Parr, the CEO of mobile-solution provider, Macrosolve. The Oklahoma-based company is at the head of the pack in terms of widening the availability of application creation. The growing popularity of ReForm XT, a mobile application development platform designed for low-tech people to build their own applications is quickly gaining steam and expanding the accessibility of the mobile application market to everyone.
An interview with Mr. Parr of Macrosolve illuminates exactly what this means for his company as well as the individuals and businesses who are suddenly privy to mobile application development.
Can you explain the goal of your applications?
Empower society (non-technical people) to build and manage their own apps for business or personal usage across the major smartphones and app stores. To provide this opportunity to any niche, from small media organizations lacking the technical ability but in possession of the content and the need to connect with their customer.
Can you give us some sense of how big this market could be?
$1 Trillion globally (all mobility) and $35 Billion (our target market) by 2014.
Who is your target customer?
We have two. We have a division called Anyware mobile solutions, where our main product is ReForm XT. A mobile application development platform designed for very low-tech people to build their own mobile app. They can see it being built in little windows and a grab a lot of functionality. To build it and manage it and distribute internally and externally.
The market itself is going to spread exponentially and so will our customers. Third parties who will want to spread it to their companies and their clients.
Why should a business employ a Macrosolve application?
It's simple to use but with very robust features. You don't need us just go to the website and we'll help you a little bit. It's $100-$200 a month but they don't need to come to you to change the content in the app, they can do it themselves. They're running their own show
You have several different applications, can you tell us about them?
We have 3 core product lines (DineInsight, ClubInsight, School Insight), all built on the ReFormXT platform which is also sold under this brand. We see the most traction right now with restaurants, clubs and schools.
What kind of businesses would be best served by your product?
All types of businesses can use branding apps to promote their company. Their customers download the app for free off of appstores. It's aimed primarily at small and mid-sized businesses. The enterprise/productivity apps can be employed by all types of businesses looking to streamline internal operations and communications. The strength of ReFormXT is that it can do both.
If you go to the golf channel they're using ReForm XT in a totally different way. They eliminated all the paperwork at the end of the day. A woman at the golf channel developed an app to automate how people can communicate to her allowing her to run her business more efficiently.
Where do you see Macrosolutions in 5 years?
We're looking at a large double digit growth market. We certainly see the company trading on a larger exchange. Right now we're operating on the question of how big can this get. Later we expect to be involved with licensing and licensing our patents to other companies. We're also going to continue to expand the division that builds really advanced custom apps. Those are about building the next product, the next reform. That's a billion dollar market.
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Glaube , leg heute nochmal nach....
Gruß
massel
Macrosolve Revolutionizes Mobile Application Creation
Date: December 31, 2010 10:40 AM
Publisher: Brittney Barrett
Categories: US Markets
Tags: (OTCBB:MCVE) macrosolve, school insight, dineinsight, clubinsight, clint parr, clint parr interviiew, mobile application, creating a mobile app, equities, the equities group
The rapid growth of the smartphones in recent years has inspired software developers to churn out mobile applications in droves. Over $8 billion in advertising was expended in the mobile application market last year, making app development a financially rewarding pursuit. Until now, only highly-skilled techies could develop mobile apps., leaving small and mid-size businesses looking to involve themselves out of the mix. A year ago, the only way a company could develop an app. was by paying thousands of dollars to have someone build it for them. Recent research from Pew Internet indicates that over a quarter of adults are using mobile applications, a huge number for the relatively small group of adroit professionals charged with creating them. It would make sense that the number of developers would grow and that the process expand to include more ideas and individuals, which is likely why the game is beginning to change. A market that didn't exist a year ago is now worth in the ballpark of $3.5 billion, according to Clint Parr, the CEO of mobile-solution provider, Macrosolve. The Oklahoma-based company is at the head of the pack in terms of widening the availability of application creation. The growing popularity of ReForm XT, a mobile application development platform designed for low-tech people to build their own applications is quickly gaining steam and expanding the accessibility of the mobile application market to everyone.
An interview with Mr. Parr of Macrosolve illuminates exactly what this means for his company as well as the individuals and businesses who are suddenly privy to mobile application development.
Can you explain the goal of your applications?
Empower society (non-technical people) to build and manage their own apps for business or personal usage across the major smartphones and app stores. To provide this opportunity to any niche, from small media organizations lacking the technical ability but in possession of the content and the need to connect with their customer.
Can you give us some sense of how big this market could be?
$1 Trillion globally (all mobility) and $35 Billion (our target market) by 2014.
Who is your target customer?
We have two. We have a division called Anyware mobile solutions, where our main product is ReForm XT. A mobile application development platform designed for very low-tech people to build their own mobile app. They can see it being built in little windows and a grab a lot of functionality. To build it and manage it and distribute internally and externally.
The market itself is going to spread exponentially and so will our customers. Third parties who will want to spread it to their companies and their clients.
Why should a business employ a Macrosolve application?
It's simple to use but with very robust features. You don't need us just go to the website and we'll help you a little bit. It's $100-$200 a month but they don't need to come to you to change the content in the app, they can do it themselves. They're running their own show
You have several different applications, can you tell us about them?
We have 3 core product lines (DineInsight, ClubInsight, School Insight), all built on the ReFormXT platform which is also sold under this brand. We see the most traction right now with restaurants, clubs and schools.
What kind of businesses would be best served by your product?
All types of businesses can use branding apps to promote their company. Their customers download the app for free off of appstores. It's aimed primarily at small and mid-sized businesses. The enterprise/productivity apps can be employed by all types of businesses looking to streamline internal operations and communications. The strength of ReFormXT is that it can do both.
If you go to the golf channel they're using ReForm XT in a totally different way. They eliminated all the paperwork at the end of the day. A woman at the golf channel developed an app to automate how people can communicate to her allowing her to run her business more efficiently.
Where do you see Macrosolutions in 5 years?
We're looking at a large double digit growth market. We certainly see the company trading on a larger exchange. Right now we're operating on the question of how big can this get. Later we expect to be involved with licensing and licensing our patents to other companies. We're also going to continue to expand the division that builds really advanced custom apps. Those are about building the next product, the next reform. That's a billion dollar market.
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MacroSolve Launches Key Software Upgrades to its Suite of Mobile Apps 'Powered by ReForm XT'
Posted on: Wed, 12 Jan 2011 06:04:25 EST
Symbols: MCVE
TULSA, OK, Jan 12, 2011 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX) --
MacroSolve, Inc. (OTCBB: MCVE | PowerRating) (OTCQB: MCVE), a leading provider of mobile technologies, apps and solutions, today announced the launch of significant upgrades to its suite of Insight(TM) branded mobile business apps Powered by ReForm XT(TM). ReForm XT and the Insight suite of apps are covered under the company's recently awarded landmark patent addressing mobile information collection.
The upgrades to ClubInsight(TM), DineInsight(TM), and SchoolInsight(TM) will be released in the upcoming weeks. The upgrades expand the functionality of these mobile apps for growing businesses. MacroSolve has focused on delivering upgrades that help its businesses reach more clients, generate greater revenues, and cut operating expenses, all while enhancing end-user experience.
"Consumers using branded apps on a routine basis represent a fundamental paradigm shift in marketing. Leading this shift, we've accelerated our investment in the ReForm XT platform, delivering more innovation and value to our clients and their customers. As we establish market leadership with breadth and depth of functionality, business clients using our Insight line of apps have an advantage in attracting, serving, and optimizing their customer opportunities," stated MacroSolve president and CEO Clint Parr.
Jeff McMains, MacroSolve's Vice President of ReForm XT, added, "Mobile apps allow users to be hyper-connected to what they determine is relevant to them, whether it's their favorite restaurant, retail location, school or faith-based organization. Our software upgrades create greater connectivity for users through online ordering, mobile video, automatic updates to the mobile device, and supporting multiple locations for our clients' growing businesses."
Specific upgrades include:
-- The ability to support multiple locations on the mobile client:
Now
users of DineInsight can select from multiple restaurant locations,
while ClubInsight users can choose preferred club locations. The new
account pull down feature shows location address and phone numbers.
This makes the Insight suite a valuable tool for growing chain
restaurants and clubs.
-- Complete control over mobile apps without the need to push updates
through the app stores:
Content managers, or business owners using
the app, can update and change their content as well as branding
experience and send updates directly to current users. Users will not
have to visit the app store for upgrades. Content managers also have
the option of sending an alert to users informing them that the
content has been changed.
-- Mobile Ordering:
Content managers including restaurant and club
owners can now offer mobile ordering of products and services through
the Insight line of mobile apps. Restaurant customers using
DineInsight can place orders directly on their mobile devices, while
club members using ClubInsight can book golf times and sign up for
exercise classes.
-- Streaming Video:
Content managers can include a link to a
YouTube(TM) video that is then sent to their mobile application. The
mobile app gives the user the ability to launch and view the video.
About MacroSolve
MacroSolve, Inc. is a pioneer in delivering mobile apps, technologies, and solutions to businesses and government. Founded in 1997, the company has an extensive network including the top name brands in wireless hardware and software as well as wireless carriers. Leveraging its intellectual property portfolio, MacroSolve is positioned to become a leader in the mobile app space, projected to become a $17.5 billion market by 2012. The company operates through its subsidiaries including Anyware Mobile Solutions (http://www.goanyware.com) and Illume Mobile (http://www.illumemobile.com). For more information, visit MacroSolve (http://www.macrosolve.com) or call 800-401-8740.
Safe Harbor Statement This press release contains projections of future results and other forward-looking
Posted on: Wed, 12 Jan 2011 06:04:25 EST
Symbols: MCVE
TULSA, OK, Jan 12, 2011 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX) --
MacroSolve, Inc. (OTCBB: MCVE | PowerRating) (OTCQB: MCVE), a leading provider of mobile technologies, apps and solutions, today announced the launch of significant upgrades to its suite of Insight(TM) branded mobile business apps Powered by ReForm XT(TM). ReForm XT and the Insight suite of apps are covered under the company's recently awarded landmark patent addressing mobile information collection.
The upgrades to ClubInsight(TM), DineInsight(TM), and SchoolInsight(TM) will be released in the upcoming weeks. The upgrades expand the functionality of these mobile apps for growing businesses. MacroSolve has focused on delivering upgrades that help its businesses reach more clients, generate greater revenues, and cut operating expenses, all while enhancing end-user experience.
"Consumers using branded apps on a routine basis represent a fundamental paradigm shift in marketing. Leading this shift, we've accelerated our investment in the ReForm XT platform, delivering more innovation and value to our clients and their customers. As we establish market leadership with breadth and depth of functionality, business clients using our Insight line of apps have an advantage in attracting, serving, and optimizing their customer opportunities," stated MacroSolve president and CEO Clint Parr.
Jeff McMains, MacroSolve's Vice President of ReForm XT, added, "Mobile apps allow users to be hyper-connected to what they determine is relevant to them, whether it's their favorite restaurant, retail location, school or faith-based organization. Our software upgrades create greater connectivity for users through online ordering, mobile video, automatic updates to the mobile device, and supporting multiple locations for our clients' growing businesses."
Specific upgrades include:
-- The ability to support multiple locations on the mobile client:
Now
users of DineInsight can select from multiple restaurant locations,
while ClubInsight users can choose preferred club locations. The new
account pull down feature shows location address and phone numbers.
This makes the Insight suite a valuable tool for growing chain
restaurants and clubs.
-- Complete control over mobile apps without the need to push updates
through the app stores:
Content managers, or business owners using
the app, can update and change their content as well as branding
experience and send updates directly to current users. Users will not
have to visit the app store for upgrades. Content managers also have
the option of sending an alert to users informing them that the
content has been changed.
-- Mobile Ordering:
Content managers including restaurant and club
owners can now offer mobile ordering of products and services through
the Insight line of mobile apps. Restaurant customers using
DineInsight can place orders directly on their mobile devices, while
club members using ClubInsight can book golf times and sign up for
exercise classes.
-- Streaming Video:
Content managers can include a link to a
YouTube(TM) video that is then sent to their mobile application. The
mobile app gives the user the ability to launch and view the video.
About MacroSolve
MacroSolve, Inc. is a pioneer in delivering mobile apps, technologies, and solutions to businesses and government. Founded in 1997, the company has an extensive network including the top name brands in wireless hardware and software as well as wireless carriers. Leveraging its intellectual property portfolio, MacroSolve is positioned to become a leader in the mobile app space, projected to become a $17.5 billion market by 2012. The company operates through its subsidiaries including Anyware Mobile Solutions (http://www.goanyware.com) and Illume Mobile (http://www.illumemobile.com). For more information, visit MacroSolve (http://www.macrosolve.com) or call 800-401-8740.
Safe Harbor Statement This press release contains projections of future results and other forward-looking
hallo, meinungen zum aktuellen status von macrosolve?
MacroSolve, Inc. (OTCQB: MCVE) Mobile Apps the Way of the Future — Wall Street Journal Looks to CEO for Mobile App Advice and DineInsight Makes Publication News as Well
Authored by editor May 16, 2011 at 2:49 pm CT
MacroSolve, Inc. (OTCQB: MCVE) is committed to cashing in on their rapidly expanding mobile app market with a growth plan that gives MCVE a central role in the global mobile solutions and app market.
MCVE is a leader in the field. So much so, that today the Wall Street Journal looked to the CEO for a status report on the Mobile App Industry while a second publication, Food & Drink interviewed the CEO on DineInsight, the mobile app for Mom & Pop Restaurants, all 500,000 of them!
May 16, 2011: Wall Street Journal looked to Clint Parr, CEO of MCVE, for Mobile App advice in its article: Making Business Better, One App at a Time
A growing number of small companies are heading to the app store.
Just as consumers buy games and other software for their mobile phones, there’s a booming market for apps that help small companies boost their efficiency. Businesses are using the software for everything from managing travel plans to tracking employees and equipment in the field, and speeding up invoicing.
The market for these apps was $3.21 billion last year and is expected to nearly double to $6.12 billion by 2014, according to research firm Compass Intelligence LLC.
Even so, many small businesses are adopting the software and leveraging it in a variety of ways. “Apps were a fad or all about games a year ago,” says Clint Parr, chief executive of MacroSolve Inc., which provides a software platform for creating apps. “That’s rapidly changing.”
The May 2011 edition of Food&Drink interviewed Clint Parr on MCVE’s DineInsight.
“We’ve developed a product roadmap that’s going to be the best for not just thousands, but tens of hundreds of thousands of customers going forward. DineInsight is a low-cost, customizable mobile app development platform capable of building mobile apps across a variety of popular mobile platforms which include the Droid and iPhone.
Currently the mobile app industry is projected to be a $35 billion industry in less than three years, expecting over 50 billion app downloads in the next year, globally.
DineInsight empowers a non-technical person to build and manage their own app and put their app out in app stores to have their customers download it for free… this functionality and ease of use is trickling down to the smallest user.
Mr. Parr notes: “Now we’re getting the functionality to where the Smartphone has something the computer doesn’t have: GPS, phone, text and email. There are a lot of way to communicate or leverage that Smartphone in the customer’s hands to be more impulsive. There are over a million restaurants, 450,00 to 500,000 of them are mom and pop establishments who are looking for a marketing advantage over the bigger brands and the DineInsight app is just the way to go.”
All indications are that U.S. Consumers are shifting to tablets and Smartphones. This means the mobile app demand will expand with these purchases. This is THE WAY OF THE FUTURE, make no mistake about that and MCVE has the solution for mobile apps.
Gartner released their survey noting US consumers are more likely to buy a Smartphone than any other device this year. NPD surveyed 2,400 US consumers in December about their non-PC device habits. A stunning 83 percent email on their smartphones, while 76 percent browse the Internet. NPD found high satisfaction levels, which were greater for tablets than smartphones. Respectively, 67 percent and 59 percent for email and 60 percent and 49 percent for social networking.
According to Gartner and IDC, tablets cannibalized PC sales during fourth quarter 2010. Gartner expects 95 million smartphone sales this year, up from 67 million in 2010.
Mobile App Market: How to Cash In? MCVE
With financing solidly in place to support expansion we have witnessed incredible growth. There is no stopping this Company. These apps are being developed and sold based on the MCVE Patent.
Company Websites:
•Anyware Mobile Solutions http://www.goanyware.com
•Illume Mobile http://www.illumemobile.com
•MacroSolve http://www.macrosolve.com
MacroSolve, Inc.
1717 South Boulder Ave.
Tulsa, OK 74119
Website: http://www.macrosolve.com
Phone: 918-280-8693
Email: info@macrosolve.com
Shares Outstanding: November 2, 2010: 98,402,190.
Investor Contact:
Dilek Mir
(310) 591-5619
dmir@corporateprofile.com
Company Contact:
April Sailsbury
(918) 388-3529
april.sailsbury@macrosolve.com
About MacroSolve
MacroSolve, Inc. is a pioneer in delivering mobile apps, technologies, and solutions to businesses and government. Founded in 1997, the company has an extensive network including the top name brands in wireless hardware and software as well as wireless carriers. Leveraging its intellectual property portfolio, MacroSolve is positioned to become the leader in delivering mobile business apps, a market projected to grow by double digits to an aggregate of $11.6 B by 2012. The company operates through its subsidiaries including Anyware Mobile Solutions ( http://www.goanyware.com ) and Illume Mobile ( http://www.illumemobile.com ). For more information, visit MacroSolve ( http://www.macrosolve.com ) or call 800-401-8740.
Safe Harbor Statement This press release contains projections of future results and other forward-looking statements that involve a number of risks and uncertainties and are made pursuant to the Safe Harbor Provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Important factors that may cause actual results and outcomes to differ materially from those contained in the projections and forward-looking statements included in this press release are described in our publicly filed reports. Factors that could cause these differences include, but are not limited to, the acceptance of our products, lack of revenue growth, failure to realize profitability, inability to raise capital and market conditions that negatively affect the market price of our common stock. The Company disclaims any responsibility to update any forward-looking statements.
MCVE Disclosure: Pentony Enterprises LLC entered into an investor relations consulting and market awareness contract on October 30, 2010. A non-controlling third party has agreed to compensate us ten thousand dollars on behalf of MVCE to start start a one month investor awareness program. On November 5, 2010 the company agreed to compensate us one hundred fifty five thousand and three hundred shares of restricted 144 stock for an extension of our original agreement. This means coverage ends on February 15, 2011. On March 30, 2011 we were asked to submit a renewal agreement for 90 days for another 100,000 shares of restricted 144 stock. This program will end on July 31, 2011. We all all shares compensated and have never sold a share. We have taken no free trading shares. To avoid all potential conflicts of interest, we never sell shares into the open market during an active market awareness or investor relations program. This means that as we release new information about a particular client company either on our site or otherwise authored by us, you can be confident we are not selling shares at the same time.
Pentony Enterprises is not a registered investment adviser or a broker/dealer. Pentony Enterprises LLC makes no recommendation that the purchase of securities of companies profiled in this web site is suitable or advisable for any person, or that an investment in such securities will be profitable. In general, given the nature of the companies profiled and the lack of an active trading market for their securities, investing in such securities is highly speculative and carries a high degree of risk.
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MacroSolve, Inc. (OTCQB: MCVE) Mobile Apps the Way of the Future — Wall Street Journal Looks to CEO for Mobile App Advice and DineInsight Makes Publication News as Well
Authored by editor May 16, 2011 at 2:49 pm CT
MacroSolve, Inc. (OTCQB: MCVE) is committed to cashing in on their rapidly expanding mobile app market with a growth plan that gives MCVE a central role in the global mobile solutions and app market.
MCVE is a leader in the field. So much so, that today the Wall Street Journal looked to the CEO for a status report on the Mobile App Industry while a second publication, Food & Drink interviewed the CEO on DineInsight, the mobile app for Mom & Pop Restaurants, all 500,000 of them!
May 16, 2011: Wall Street Journal looked to Clint Parr, CEO of MCVE, for Mobile App advice in its article: Making Business Better, One App at a Time
A growing number of small companies are heading to the app store.
Just as consumers buy games and other software for their mobile phones, there’s a booming market for apps that help small companies boost their efficiency. Businesses are using the software for everything from managing travel plans to tracking employees and equipment in the field, and speeding up invoicing.
The market for these apps was $3.21 billion last year and is expected to nearly double to $6.12 billion by 2014, according to research firm Compass Intelligence LLC.
Even so, many small businesses are adopting the software and leveraging it in a variety of ways. “Apps were a fad or all about games a year ago,” says Clint Parr, chief executive of MacroSolve Inc., which provides a software platform for creating apps. “That’s rapidly changing.”
The May 2011 edition of Food&Drink interviewed Clint Parr on MCVE’s DineInsight.
“We’ve developed a product roadmap that’s going to be the best for not just thousands, but tens of hundreds of thousands of customers going forward. DineInsight is a low-cost, customizable mobile app development platform capable of building mobile apps across a variety of popular mobile platforms which include the Droid and iPhone.
Currently the mobile app industry is projected to be a $35 billion industry in less than three years, expecting over 50 billion app downloads in the next year, globally.
DineInsight empowers a non-technical person to build and manage their own app and put their app out in app stores to have their customers download it for free… this functionality and ease of use is trickling down to the smallest user.
Mr. Parr notes: “Now we’re getting the functionality to where the Smartphone has something the computer doesn’t have: GPS, phone, text and email. There are a lot of way to communicate or leverage that Smartphone in the customer’s hands to be more impulsive. There are over a million restaurants, 450,00 to 500,000 of them are mom and pop establishments who are looking for a marketing advantage over the bigger brands and the DineInsight app is just the way to go.”
All indications are that U.S. Consumers are shifting to tablets and Smartphones. This means the mobile app demand will expand with these purchases. This is THE WAY OF THE FUTURE, make no mistake about that and MCVE has the solution for mobile apps.
Gartner released their survey noting US consumers are more likely to buy a Smartphone than any other device this year. NPD surveyed 2,400 US consumers in December about their non-PC device habits. A stunning 83 percent email on their smartphones, while 76 percent browse the Internet. NPD found high satisfaction levels, which were greater for tablets than smartphones. Respectively, 67 percent and 59 percent for email and 60 percent and 49 percent for social networking.
According to Gartner and IDC, tablets cannibalized PC sales during fourth quarter 2010. Gartner expects 95 million smartphone sales this year, up from 67 million in 2010.
Mobile App Market: How to Cash In? MCVE
With financing solidly in place to support expansion we have witnessed incredible growth. There is no stopping this Company. These apps are being developed and sold based on the MCVE Patent.
Company Websites:
•Anyware Mobile Solutions http://www.goanyware.com
•Illume Mobile http://www.illumemobile.com
•MacroSolve http://www.macrosolve.com
MacroSolve, Inc.
1717 South Boulder Ave.
Tulsa, OK 74119
Website: http://www.macrosolve.com
Phone: 918-280-8693
Email: info@macrosolve.com
Shares Outstanding: November 2, 2010: 98,402,190.
Investor Contact:
Dilek Mir
(310) 591-5619
dmir@corporateprofile.com
Company Contact:
April Sailsbury
(918) 388-3529
april.sailsbury@macrosolve.com
About MacroSolve
MacroSolve, Inc. is a pioneer in delivering mobile apps, technologies, and solutions to businesses and government. Founded in 1997, the company has an extensive network including the top name brands in wireless hardware and software as well as wireless carriers. Leveraging its intellectual property portfolio, MacroSolve is positioned to become the leader in delivering mobile business apps, a market projected to grow by double digits to an aggregate of $11.6 B by 2012. The company operates through its subsidiaries including Anyware Mobile Solutions ( http://www.goanyware.com ) and Illume Mobile ( http://www.illumemobile.com ). For more information, visit MacroSolve ( http://www.macrosolve.com ) or call 800-401-8740.
Safe Harbor Statement This press release contains projections of future results and other forward-looking statements that involve a number of risks and uncertainties and are made pursuant to the Safe Harbor Provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Important factors that may cause actual results and outcomes to differ materially from those contained in the projections and forward-looking statements included in this press release are described in our publicly filed reports. Factors that could cause these differences include, but are not limited to, the acceptance of our products, lack of revenue growth, failure to realize profitability, inability to raise capital and market conditions that negatively affect the market price of our common stock. The Company disclaims any responsibility to update any forward-looking statements.
MCVE Disclosure: Pentony Enterprises LLC entered into an investor relations consulting and market awareness contract on October 30, 2010. A non-controlling third party has agreed to compensate us ten thousand dollars on behalf of MVCE to start start a one month investor awareness program. On November 5, 2010 the company agreed to compensate us one hundred fifty five thousand and three hundred shares of restricted 144 stock for an extension of our original agreement. This means coverage ends on February 15, 2011. On March 30, 2011 we were asked to submit a renewal agreement for 90 days for another 100,000 shares of restricted 144 stock. This program will end on July 31, 2011. We all all shares compensated and have never sold a share. We have taken no free trading shares. To avoid all potential conflicts of interest, we never sell shares into the open market during an active market awareness or investor relations program. This means that as we release new information about a particular client company either on our site or otherwise authored by us, you can be confident we are not selling shares at the same time.
Pentony Enterprises is not a registered investment adviser or a broker/dealer. Pentony Enterprises LLC makes no recommendation that the purchase of securities of companies profiled in this web site is suitable or advisable for any person, or that an investment in such securities will be profitable. In general, given the nature of the companies profiled and the lack of an active trading market for their securities, investing in such securities is highly speculative and carries a high degree of risk.
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Macrosolve, Inc. Signs Three Year Licensing and Distribution Agreement with SixByte Consulting
05/12/2011
Macrosolve, Inc. announced it has signed a three year licensing and distribution agreement with SixByte Consulting. SixByte has purchased a license for MacroSolve's DineInsight(TM) mobile restaurant app on an exclusive basis covering the geographic area of Northeastern Oklahoma. SixByte will market and distribute DineInsight to its growing base of restaurant clients. As a licensed distributor of Restaurant Manager(TM), a widely used point-of-sale system, SixByte already serves the restaurant market and will now offer DineInsight as its mobile app solution.
This agreement is consistent with MacroSolve's strategy for rapid scaling and distribution of its patented apps. Working with SixByte in this exclusive territory enables rapid expansion of the DineInsight app without the need for MacroSolve to employ additional direct sales people. MacroSolve has been paid an undisclosed licensing fee for the exclusive geographic agreement.
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Macrosolve, Inc. Signs Three Year Licensing and Distribution Agreement with SixByte Consulting
05/12/2011
Macrosolve, Inc. announced it has signed a three year licensing and distribution agreement with SixByte Consulting. SixByte has purchased a license for MacroSolve's DineInsight(TM) mobile restaurant app on an exclusive basis covering the geographic area of Northeastern Oklahoma. SixByte will market and distribute DineInsight to its growing base of restaurant clients. As a licensed distributor of Restaurant Manager(TM), a widely used point-of-sale system, SixByte already serves the restaurant market and will now offer DineInsight as its mobile app solution.
This agreement is consistent with MacroSolve's strategy for rapid scaling and distribution of its patented apps. Working with SixByte in this exclusive territory enables rapid expansion of the DineInsight app without the need for MacroSolve to employ additional direct sales people. MacroSolve has been paid an undisclosed licensing fee for the exclusive geographic agreement.
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veränderungen im management:
Macrosolve, Inc. Appoints Howard Janzen as Executive Chairman of the Board and Jim McGill as Vice Chairman
05/16/2011
Macrosolve, Inc. announced that veteran telecom executive Howard Janzen has been appointed as the Company's Executive Chairman of the Board. Mr. Janzen has been with MacroSolve since 2006, serving as a member of its board of directors and Chairman of its Compensation Committee. The company's former Chairman, Jim McGill, is assuming the new position of Vice Chairman. In his new role, Mr. McGill will focus his time and attention on protecting and monetizing the Company's intellectual property.
Mr. McGill's considerable talents and experience will also continue to be actively employed for the benefit of MacroSolve as the Company addresses a high-growth market for its mobile apps. Howard Janzen was most recently CEO of One Communications. Mr. Janzen has more than 30 years of experience in the telecommunications and energy industries. Prior to joining One Communications, he was President of Sprint Business Solutions.
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Macrosolve, Inc. Appoints Howard Janzen as Executive Chairman of the Board and Jim McGill as Vice Chairman
05/16/2011
Macrosolve, Inc. announced that veteran telecom executive Howard Janzen has been appointed as the Company's Executive Chairman of the Board. Mr. Janzen has been with MacroSolve since 2006, serving as a member of its board of directors and Chairman of its Compensation Committee. The company's former Chairman, Jim McGill, is assuming the new position of Vice Chairman. In his new role, Mr. McGill will focus his time and attention on protecting and monetizing the Company's intellectual property.
Mr. McGill's considerable talents and experience will also continue to be actively employed for the benefit of MacroSolve as the Company addresses a high-growth market for its mobile apps. Howard Janzen was most recently CEO of One Communications. Mr. Janzen has more than 30 years of experience in the telecommunications and energy industries. Prior to joining One Communications, he was President of Sprint Business Solutions.
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Zahlen Q2:
Macrosolve, Inc. expected to report Q2 2011 results on August 8, 2011. This event was calculated by Capital IQ (Created on May 17, 2011).
05/17/2011
Macrosolve, Inc. expected to report Q2 2011 results on August 8, 2011. This event was calculated by Capital IQ (Created on May 17, 2011).
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Macrosolve, Inc. expected to report Q2 2011 results on August 8, 2011. This event was calculated by Capital IQ (Created on May 17, 2011).
05/17/2011
Macrosolve, Inc. expected to report Q2 2011 results on August 8, 2011. This event was calculated by Capital IQ (Created on May 17, 2011).
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MacroSolve and Click Here, Division of America's Largest Independent Ad Agency The Richards Group, Create Mobile Marketing Initiative
TULSA, OK -- (Marketwire) -- 05/04/11 -- Click Here Inc., the digital arm of The Richards Group, and MacroSolve, Inc. (OTCQB: MCVE) (PINKSHEETS: MCVE), a leading provider of mobile technologies, apps and solutions for business, today announced the formation of a mobile app and digital marketing agreement.
This comprehensive, long-term agreement gives MacroSolve unprecedented marketing and advertising expertise from Click Here/The Richards Group, while Click Here accesses MacroSolve's expertise in the mobile app space and its patented suite of products including ReForm XT™ and the Insight™ mobile app development platforms.
Under the agreement, MacroSolve has engaged the marketing services of Click Here, which are focused on developing a global reseller network, serving millions of customers. Also, MacroSolve's patented ReForm XT and its suite of Insight branded mobile apps will be adopted by Click Here as its mobile app platform. Click Here will also serve as the fulfillment engine for MacroSolve, its licensees and its resellers by managing and implementing numerous digital services, including app development, brand and digital strategy and other related online marketing programs.
"With the rapid convergence of mobility and digital marketing, we benefit from working with a large, like-minded partner with extensive knowledge of the digital marketing industry," said Clint Parr, president and CEO of MacroSolve. "Our revenues should increase significantly as Click Here will provide us with the expertise, scalability and suite of services our customers, resellers, and licensees need in order to take advantage of a market that is forecast to reach 50B app downloads next year."
"It's a privilege to partner with a company that is truly on the forefront of mobile technology and development," said James A. Hering, principal at Click Here. "We are excited to build upon MacroSolve's solid foundation and help further its strategy in the digital space."
MacroSolve operates through its Anyware Mobile Solutions and Illume Mobile divisions to provide mobile business apps, and licenses its patented technology through sales and distribution networks.
About Click Here, Inc.
Established in 1995, Click Here is a veteran in digital marketing. As the digital division of The Richards Group, Click Here builds brands online using an integrated mix of strategy, marketing and technology. The agency's services include developing and deploying digital strategies, online experiences, digital advertising campaigns, search engine marketing and social media initiatives. With more than 100 employees, Click Here works with such notable clients as Amstel Light, Chick-fil-A, The Home Depot, Fruit of the Loom, GameStop and The Salvation Army. Total billings for the agency were $160 million in 2010. For more information, visit ClickHere.com.
About MacroSolve
MacroSolve, Inc. is a pioneer in delivering mobile apps, technologies, and solutions to businesses and government. Founded in 1997, the company has an extensive network including the top name brands in wireless hardware and software as well as wireless carriers. Leveraging its intellectual property portfolio, MacroSolve is positioned to become a leader in the mobile app space, projected to become a $17.5 billion market by 2012. The company operates through its subsidiaries including Anyware Mobile Solutions (http://www.goanyware.com) and Illume Mobile (http://www.illumemobile.com). For more information, visit MacroSolve (http://www.macrosolve.com) or call 800-401-8740.
Safe Harbor Statement
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MacroSolve and Click Here, Division of America's Largest Independent Ad Agency The Richards Group, Create Mobile Marketing Initiative
TULSA, OK -- (Marketwire) -- 05/04/11 -- Click Here Inc., the digital arm of The Richards Group, and MacroSolve, Inc. (OTCQB: MCVE) (PINKSHEETS: MCVE), a leading provider of mobile technologies, apps and solutions for business, today announced the formation of a mobile app and digital marketing agreement.
This comprehensive, long-term agreement gives MacroSolve unprecedented marketing and advertising expertise from Click Here/The Richards Group, while Click Here accesses MacroSolve's expertise in the mobile app space and its patented suite of products including ReForm XT™ and the Insight™ mobile app development platforms.
Under the agreement, MacroSolve has engaged the marketing services of Click Here, which are focused on developing a global reseller network, serving millions of customers. Also, MacroSolve's patented ReForm XT and its suite of Insight branded mobile apps will be adopted by Click Here as its mobile app platform. Click Here will also serve as the fulfillment engine for MacroSolve, its licensees and its resellers by managing and implementing numerous digital services, including app development, brand and digital strategy and other related online marketing programs.
"With the rapid convergence of mobility and digital marketing, we benefit from working with a large, like-minded partner with extensive knowledge of the digital marketing industry," said Clint Parr, president and CEO of MacroSolve. "Our revenues should increase significantly as Click Here will provide us with the expertise, scalability and suite of services our customers, resellers, and licensees need in order to take advantage of a market that is forecast to reach 50B app downloads next year."
"It's a privilege to partner with a company that is truly on the forefront of mobile technology and development," said James A. Hering, principal at Click Here. "We are excited to build upon MacroSolve's solid foundation and help further its strategy in the digital space."
MacroSolve operates through its Anyware Mobile Solutions and Illume Mobile divisions to provide mobile business apps, and licenses its patented technology through sales and distribution networks.
About Click Here, Inc.
Established in 1995, Click Here is a veteran in digital marketing. As the digital division of The Richards Group, Click Here builds brands online using an integrated mix of strategy, marketing and technology. The agency's services include developing and deploying digital strategies, online experiences, digital advertising campaigns, search engine marketing and social media initiatives. With more than 100 employees, Click Here works with such notable clients as Amstel Light, Chick-fil-A, The Home Depot, Fruit of the Loom, GameStop and The Salvation Army. Total billings for the agency were $160 million in 2010. For more information, visit ClickHere.com.
About MacroSolve
MacroSolve, Inc. is a pioneer in delivering mobile apps, technologies, and solutions to businesses and government. Founded in 1997, the company has an extensive network including the top name brands in wireless hardware and software as well as wireless carriers. Leveraging its intellectual property portfolio, MacroSolve is positioned to become a leader in the mobile app space, projected to become a $17.5 billion market by 2012. The company operates through its subsidiaries including Anyware Mobile Solutions (http://www.goanyware.com) and Illume Mobile (http://www.illumemobile.com). For more information, visit MacroSolve (http://www.macrosolve.com) or call 800-401-8740.
Safe Harbor Statement
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BRIEF-MacroSolve begins patent enforcement action against four companies
March 15 (Reuters) - MacroSolve Inc:
* MacroSolve initiates patent enforcement actions; files suit
against four companies for infringement of its Mobile app patent
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infringement of its Mobile app patent
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BRIEF-MacroSolve begins patent enforcement action against four companies
March 15 (Reuters) - MacroSolve Inc:
* MacroSolve initiates patent enforcement actions; files suit
against four companies for infringement of its Mobile app patent
* Initiates patent enforcement actions; files suit against four companies for
infringement of its Mobile app patent
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MacroSolve's Illume Mobile Division Signs Three More Contracts; Growing Recurring Revenues From Mobile Apps
TULSA, OK -- (Marketwire) -- 04/14/11 -- MacroSolve, Inc. (OTCQB: MCVE) (PINKSHEETS: MCVE), a leading provider of mobile technologies, apps and solutions, today announced its Illume Mobile division has signed contracts to design, build and launch three new mobile business apps with three customers.
Leveraging its rapid development platform, Illume Mobile creates go-to-market custom mobile business apps with customers. Illume Mobile delivers completed apps for a development fee and then continues to support the app by providing ongoing technology, business and marketing expertise, in exchange for a share of the app's revenues. Illume Mobile becomes a business partner building a long term relationship that thrives on the growing adoption rates of apps by businesses and their end users.
Illume Mobile has been engaged by two companies to create custom apps for end users. These companies are launching apps that will appeal to a broad audience of users with unique and compelling content and services. The apps, developed by Illume Mobile, will be available on the Apple and Android app stores.
Additionally, a property services company has contracted with Illume Mobile to create a custom business tablet app that will replace paper based systems. This app will eliminate data entry errors, reduce labor costs, and shorten billing cycles. Replacing paper based processes has been a key component of numerous custom business apps built by the Illume Mobile team. Illume Mobile will also participate in revenue share as this app is sold by the property services company and used by a growing number of companies in the property services industry.
MacroSolve president and CEO Clint Parr commented, "Illume Mobile's rapid development platform and market expertise in the space makes us the standout choice for companies that want a long term partner in creating, launching, and managing app solutions. Our business model that combines reasonable development fees with a participation in gross revenues from mobile apps is a win-win situation for us and our business partners."
MacroSolve and Illume Mobile's suite of app technologies are covered by the company's U.S. Patent No.7,822,816.
About MacroSolve
MacroSolve, Inc. is a pioneer in delivering mobile apps, technologies, and solutions to businesses and government. Founded in 1997, the company has an extensive network including the top name brands in wireless hardware and software as well as wireless carriers. Leveraging its intellectual property portfolio, MacroSolve is positioned to become a leader in the mobile app space, projected to become a $17.5 billion market by 2012. The company operates through its subsidiaries including Anyware Mobile Solutions (http://www.goanyware.com) and Illume Mobile (http://www.illumemobile.com). For more information, visit MacroSolve (http://www.macrosolve.com) or call 800-401-8740.
Safe Harbor Statement
This press release contains projections of future results and other forward-looking statements that involve a number of risks and uncertainties and are made pursuant to the Safe Harbor Provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Important factors that may cause actual results and outcomes to differ materially from those contained in the projections and forward-looking statements included in this press release are described in our publicly filed reports. Factors that could cause these differences include, but are not limited to, the acceptance of our products, monetization of our intellectual property, failure to realize profitability, inability to raise capital and market conditions that negatively affect the market price of our common stock. The Company disclaims any responsibility to update any forward-looking statements.
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TULSA, OK -- (Marketwire) -- 04/14/11 -- MacroSolve, Inc. (OTCQB: MCVE) (PINKSHEETS: MCVE), a leading provider of mobile technologies, apps and solutions, today announced its Illume Mobile division has signed contracts to design, build and launch three new mobile business apps with three customers.
Leveraging its rapid development platform, Illume Mobile creates go-to-market custom mobile business apps with customers. Illume Mobile delivers completed apps for a development fee and then continues to support the app by providing ongoing technology, business and marketing expertise, in exchange for a share of the app's revenues. Illume Mobile becomes a business partner building a long term relationship that thrives on the growing adoption rates of apps by businesses and their end users.
Illume Mobile has been engaged by two companies to create custom apps for end users. These companies are launching apps that will appeal to a broad audience of users with unique and compelling content and services. The apps, developed by Illume Mobile, will be available on the Apple and Android app stores.
Additionally, a property services company has contracted with Illume Mobile to create a custom business tablet app that will replace paper based systems. This app will eliminate data entry errors, reduce labor costs, and shorten billing cycles. Replacing paper based processes has been a key component of numerous custom business apps built by the Illume Mobile team. Illume Mobile will also participate in revenue share as this app is sold by the property services company and used by a growing number of companies in the property services industry.
MacroSolve president and CEO Clint Parr commented, "Illume Mobile's rapid development platform and market expertise in the space makes us the standout choice for companies that want a long term partner in creating, launching, and managing app solutions. Our business model that combines reasonable development fees with a participation in gross revenues from mobile apps is a win-win situation for us and our business partners."
MacroSolve and Illume Mobile's suite of app technologies are covered by the company's U.S. Patent No.7,822,816.
About MacroSolve
MacroSolve, Inc. is a pioneer in delivering mobile apps, technologies, and solutions to businesses and government. Founded in 1997, the company has an extensive network including the top name brands in wireless hardware and software as well as wireless carriers. Leveraging its intellectual property portfolio, MacroSolve is positioned to become a leader in the mobile app space, projected to become a $17.5 billion market by 2012. The company operates through its subsidiaries including Anyware Mobile Solutions (http://www.goanyware.com) and Illume Mobile (http://www.illumemobile.com). For more information, visit MacroSolve (http://www.macrosolve.com) or call 800-401-8740.
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This press release contains projections of future results and other forward-looking statements that involve a number of risks and uncertainties and are made pursuant to the Safe Harbor Provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Important factors that may cause actual results and outcomes to differ materially from those contained in the projections and forward-looking statements included in this press release are described in our publicly filed reports. Factors that could cause these differences include, but are not limited to, the acceptance of our products, monetization of our intellectual property, failure to realize profitability, inability to raise capital and market conditions that negatively affect the market price of our common stock. The Company disclaims any responsibility to update any forward-looking statements.
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MacroSolve Accelerates Patent Enforcement Actions; Files Suit Against Six Additional Companies for Infringement of Its Mobile App Patent
TULSA, OK -- (Marketwire) -- 04/26/11 -- MacroSolve, Inc. (OTCQB: MCVE) (PINKSHEETS: MCVE), a leading provider of mobile technologies, apps, and solutions has filed suit against the following six companies on April 18, 2011 for infringement of its U.S. Patent No. 7,822,816:
Canvas Solutions, Inc.
GeoAge, Inc.
Kony Solutions, Inc.
Widget Press, Inc.
Pogo Corporation
SWD Interactive, LLC
On March 15, 2011, the company announced filing suits against four companies: Blue Shoe Mobile Solutions, LLC; Brazos Technology Corporation; On The Spot Systems, Inc.; and Formstack, LLC. MacroSolve and its attorneys have now expanded their enforcement actions to include an additional six companies.
"We have identified a growing list of firms that appear to be infringing upon our patent. We intend to vigorously defend our intellectual property," stated MacroSolve Chairman, Jim McGill.
MacroSolve is represented by two law firms that specialize in patent litigation and enforcement, Houston-based Antonelli, Harrington & Thompson, and Longview, Texas-based Spangler Law. Both firms are retained solely on a contingency basis and thus will be compensated only based upon proceeds from settlement and licensing activities. The law firms have led IP monetization efforts which involved some of the largest technology companies in the world.
On October 26, 2010, the United States Patent and Trademark Office issued U.S. Patent No. 7,822,816 to MacroSolve. The patent, a significant intellectual property (IP) asset to MacroSolve, further advances its position as a leader in the mobile solutions market. The patent addresses mobile information collection systems across all wireless networks, smartphones, tablets, and rugged mobile devices, regardless of carrier and manufacturer, and is currently utilized in MacroSolve's ReForm XT™ rapid mobile app development platform. MacroSolve's patent covers fundamental technology in the mobile application space utilized by multiple companies.
About MacroSolve
MacroSolve, Inc. is a pioneer in delivering mobile apps, technologies, and solutions to businesses and government. Founded in 1997, the company has an extensive network including the top name brands in wireless hardware and software as well as wireless carriers. Leveraging its intellectual property portfolio, MacroSolve is positioned to become a leader in the mobile app space, projected to become a $17.5 billion market by 2012. The company operates through its subsidiaries including Anyware Mobile Solutions (http://www.goanyware.com) and Illume Mobile (http://www.illumemobile.com). For more information, visit MacroSolve (http://www.macrosolve.com) or call 800-401-8740.
Safe Harbor Statement
This press release contains projections of future results and other forward-looking statements that involve a number of risks and uncertainties and are made pursuant to the Safe Harbor Provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Important factors that may cause actual results and outcomes to differ materially from those contained in the projections and forward-looking statements included in this press release are described in our publicly filed reports. Factors that could cause these differences include, but are not limited to, the acceptance of our products, monetization of our intellectual property, failure to realize profitability, inability to raise capital and market conditions that negatively affect the market price of our common stock. The Company disclaims any responsibility to update any forward-looking statements.
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TULSA, OK -- (Marketwire) -- 04/26/11 -- MacroSolve, Inc. (OTCQB: MCVE) (PINKSHEETS: MCVE), a leading provider of mobile technologies, apps, and solutions has filed suit against the following six companies on April 18, 2011 for infringement of its U.S. Patent No. 7,822,816:
Canvas Solutions, Inc.
GeoAge, Inc.
Kony Solutions, Inc.
Widget Press, Inc.
Pogo Corporation
SWD Interactive, LLC
On March 15, 2011, the company announced filing suits against four companies: Blue Shoe Mobile Solutions, LLC; Brazos Technology Corporation; On The Spot Systems, Inc.; and Formstack, LLC. MacroSolve and its attorneys have now expanded their enforcement actions to include an additional six companies.
"We have identified a growing list of firms that appear to be infringing upon our patent. We intend to vigorously defend our intellectual property," stated MacroSolve Chairman, Jim McGill.
MacroSolve is represented by two law firms that specialize in patent litigation and enforcement, Houston-based Antonelli, Harrington & Thompson, and Longview, Texas-based Spangler Law. Both firms are retained solely on a contingency basis and thus will be compensated only based upon proceeds from settlement and licensing activities. The law firms have led IP monetization efforts which involved some of the largest technology companies in the world.
On October 26, 2010, the United States Patent and Trademark Office issued U.S. Patent No. 7,822,816 to MacroSolve. The patent, a significant intellectual property (IP) asset to MacroSolve, further advances its position as a leader in the mobile solutions market. The patent addresses mobile information collection systems across all wireless networks, smartphones, tablets, and rugged mobile devices, regardless of carrier and manufacturer, and is currently utilized in MacroSolve's ReForm XT™ rapid mobile app development platform. MacroSolve's patent covers fundamental technology in the mobile application space utilized by multiple companies.
About MacroSolve
MacroSolve, Inc. is a pioneer in delivering mobile apps, technologies, and solutions to businesses and government. Founded in 1997, the company has an extensive network including the top name brands in wireless hardware and software as well as wireless carriers. Leveraging its intellectual property portfolio, MacroSolve is positioned to become a leader in the mobile app space, projected to become a $17.5 billion market by 2012. The company operates through its subsidiaries including Anyware Mobile Solutions (http://www.goanyware.com) and Illume Mobile (http://www.illumemobile.com). For more information, visit MacroSolve (http://www.macrosolve.com) or call 800-401-8740.
Safe Harbor Statement
This press release contains projections of future results and other forward-looking statements that involve a number of risks and uncertainties and are made pursuant to the Safe Harbor Provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Important factors that may cause actual results and outcomes to differ materially from those contained in the projections and forward-looking statements included in this press release are described in our publicly filed reports. Factors that could cause these differences include, but are not limited to, the acceptance of our products, monetization of our intellectual property, failure to realize profitability, inability to raise capital and market conditions that negatively affect the market price of our common stock. The Company disclaims any responsibility to update any forward-looking statements.
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mehr zur schwierigen thematik software-patente, gibts hier fachleute die dies mal bewerten können?
Another patent-owning company has targeted app developers on both Apple and Android platforms, intensifying concerns among developers that smartphones are the new hunting ground for so-called "patent trolls".
MacroSolve, a US-based company traded "over the counter", has so far sued 10 app development companies, claiming that they infringe a patent 7,822,816, entitled "system and method for data management", which covers the collection and transmission of data for questionnaires and puts them online.
The patent was filed in August 2003 and awarded in October 2010, and the discussion specifically relates to "handheld computers" – a category that has now come to include smartphones.
Jim McGill, chairman of MacroSolve, has said that the patent covers "thousands of existing apps" that collect data and send it to a central server. The company has chosen to sue app developers in the "rocket docket" jurisdiction of Texas Eastern District in Tyler – where patent-owning companies frequently file cases in the expectation that the courts will process them quickly, and in their favour.
The news will further discomfit app developers, who have already seen Lodsys – a company which bought a small portfolio of four patents from another patent licensing company, Intellectual Ventures – send demands for payment to a number of iPhone app developers.
Software patents issued by the US Patent Office have the potential to strangle the burgeoning mobile app business, because they can tie up small developers in court cases that they cannot afford to defend – or where they may be unable, for geographical reasons, to organise a defence.
Apple's legal department is understood to be investigating the claims by Lodsys, but it is not known whether it has been alerted to the claims being made by MacroSolve against the 10 developers.
If the patent cases are upheld, the app developers could be liable for damages and for royalty payments on the use of the patent.
Developers could aim to have the patent invalidated, but that would be a long and expensive legal process.
The cases have highlighted a problem with the US Patent Office, which has already been criticised for awarding patents that are too broad, or even cover impossible inventions such as antigravity vehicles.
The patents owned by MacroSolve might be challenged and nullified on the basis of being "obvious", given the time when they were filed, when the mobile web was already being used in a number of countries. But that would involved developers in long drawn-out legal battles which they are ill-equipped to fight.
Lodsys and MacroSolve may, if successful, chase hundreds or even thousands of app developers in Apple's iTunes App Store and Google's Android Marketplace, as well as the rapidly-growing Windows Phone Market.
Apple, Google and Microsoft have not commented on the latest claims and lawsuits.
Since 18 April, MacroSolve is suing:
• Canvas Solutions, which makes Smart Business Forms;
• Kony Solutions, which generally writes mobile apps;
• Widget Press provides a "FormEntry Touch Private Label" program to deliver custom forms to iOS users;
• Pogo Corporation, which provides apps such as cinema information;
• and SWD Interactive, which helps people build iPhone apps.
These join four companies it began suing in March:
• Blue Shoe Mobile Solutions, which helps people create mobile apps;
• Brazos Technology, which provides ticketing system apps for public officers such as police;
• On The Spot Systems, which offers survey apps for businesses to offer to customers;
• and Formstack, which provides billing apps.
Over-the-counter investors are being told that MacroSolve's stock – which has dropped from $2.50 in late 2009, when it was first listed, to around 25c now – represents a "phenomenal and solid investment".
MacroSolve, founded in 1997, itself says it is "a pioneer in delivering mobile apps, technology, and solutions to businesses and government" through its two divisions, Anyware and Illume Mobile, and says it has "long-standing" relationships with companies including Apple, BlackBerry maker RIM, Microsoft and Motorola.
It does produce its own apps through its mobile divisions, such as Elmer's BBQ "It Be Bad", which shows a menu of smoked meats from a food chain.
However, according to details released by the company on 17 May, its sales in the first quarter of 2011 were just $116,000, down from $274,000 in the same period in 2010, with losses widening to $507,000 compared to $446,000.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2011/may/18/app-develop…
Another patent-owning company has targeted app developers on both Apple and Android platforms, intensifying concerns among developers that smartphones are the new hunting ground for so-called "patent trolls".
MacroSolve, a US-based company traded "over the counter", has so far sued 10 app development companies, claiming that they infringe a patent 7,822,816, entitled "system and method for data management", which covers the collection and transmission of data for questionnaires and puts them online.
The patent was filed in August 2003 and awarded in October 2010, and the discussion specifically relates to "handheld computers" – a category that has now come to include smartphones.
Jim McGill, chairman of MacroSolve, has said that the patent covers "thousands of existing apps" that collect data and send it to a central server. The company has chosen to sue app developers in the "rocket docket" jurisdiction of Texas Eastern District in Tyler – where patent-owning companies frequently file cases in the expectation that the courts will process them quickly, and in their favour.
The news will further discomfit app developers, who have already seen Lodsys – a company which bought a small portfolio of four patents from another patent licensing company, Intellectual Ventures – send demands for payment to a number of iPhone app developers.
Software patents issued by the US Patent Office have the potential to strangle the burgeoning mobile app business, because they can tie up small developers in court cases that they cannot afford to defend – or where they may be unable, for geographical reasons, to organise a defence.
Apple's legal department is understood to be investigating the claims by Lodsys, but it is not known whether it has been alerted to the claims being made by MacroSolve against the 10 developers.
If the patent cases are upheld, the app developers could be liable for damages and for royalty payments on the use of the patent.
Developers could aim to have the patent invalidated, but that would be a long and expensive legal process.
The cases have highlighted a problem with the US Patent Office, which has already been criticised for awarding patents that are too broad, or even cover impossible inventions such as antigravity vehicles.
The patents owned by MacroSolve might be challenged and nullified on the basis of being "obvious", given the time when they were filed, when the mobile web was already being used in a number of countries. But that would involved developers in long drawn-out legal battles which they are ill-equipped to fight.
Lodsys and MacroSolve may, if successful, chase hundreds or even thousands of app developers in Apple's iTunes App Store and Google's Android Marketplace, as well as the rapidly-growing Windows Phone Market.
Apple, Google and Microsoft have not commented on the latest claims and lawsuits.
Since 18 April, MacroSolve is suing:
• Canvas Solutions, which makes Smart Business Forms;
• Kony Solutions, which generally writes mobile apps;
• Widget Press provides a "FormEntry Touch Private Label" program to deliver custom forms to iOS users;
• Pogo Corporation, which provides apps such as cinema information;
• and SWD Interactive, which helps people build iPhone apps.
These join four companies it began suing in March:
• Blue Shoe Mobile Solutions, which helps people create mobile apps;
• Brazos Technology, which provides ticketing system apps for public officers such as police;
• On The Spot Systems, which offers survey apps for businesses to offer to customers;
• and Formstack, which provides billing apps.
Over-the-counter investors are being told that MacroSolve's stock – which has dropped from $2.50 in late 2009, when it was first listed, to around 25c now – represents a "phenomenal and solid investment".
MacroSolve, founded in 1997, itself says it is "a pioneer in delivering mobile apps, technology, and solutions to businesses and government" through its two divisions, Anyware and Illume Mobile, and says it has "long-standing" relationships with companies including Apple, BlackBerry maker RIM, Microsoft and Motorola.
It does produce its own apps through its mobile divisions, such as Elmer's BBQ "It Be Bad", which shows a menu of smoked meats from a food chain.
However, according to details released by the company on 17 May, its sales in the first quarter of 2011 were just $116,000, down from $274,000 in the same period in 2010, with losses widening to $507,000 compared to $446,000.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2011/may/18/app-develop…
interview mit ray dirks ende letztes jahr, no comment inkl. aussagen kursziele...
RAY DIRKS RESEARCH recommends Macrosolve (OTCBB:MCVE) at $0.20 per share for very substantial capital appreciation over the very short term, the intermediate term, as well as over the long term.
Specifically, Ray Dirks thinks that Macrosolve common stock could reach $0.50 per share by March 15th, $3.00 per share by December 31st, 2011, and $25.00 per share by December 31st, 2014.
MacroSolve shares have recently appreciated very sharply. Therefore, it is a very high-risk speculation. Investors should not commit more than a few percentage points of their equity portfolio to MCVE. We do think that most investors should start building a position immediately in order to have a stake in the enormous potential value of MacroSolve’s Intellectual Property .
Just six weeks ago the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office issued U.S. Patent No. 7,822,816, which clearly established MacroSolve as having developed state-of-the-art technology very early in the evolution of the Mobile App Intellectual Property space, which is reliably projected to be a $17.5 billion market in 2012. Research firm IDC released a forecast predicting revenue from mobile apps will hit $35 billion in 2014, driven by the exploding number of downloads — from almost 11 billion this year to nearly 77 billion worldwide in 2014.
RAY DIRKS RESEARCH believes that MacroSolve’s revenues will grow by more than ten-fold its current levels to well over $10 million in 2011. We also project another ten-fold or more increase to at least $150 million in 2012. Further growth of a spectacular nature in the mobile app economy will, in our opinion, bring revenues to the $1 billion level in 2014 as the very experienced and talented management team, coupled with further direction from its well-connected board of directors and consultants, implements its long-term strategy to meet corporate goals that include becoming a leader in this enormous space which has been dominated by the likes of Apple, Microsoft, Nokia, and AT&T.
MacroSolve has several high-margin revenue streams.
1) One of them is licensing its technology to others, including potentially the biggest companies in the mobile app space today. MacroSolve’s technology is, in management’s opinion, essential for users of mobile apps in the future, whether those customers are small, or of the Fortune 500 size. In fact, MacroSolve already has relationships with, and has had discussions with at least four of the large mobile app providers, including one of the kind mentioned at the end of the previous paragraph.
2) Another revenue stream will be growing product sales for MacroSolve’s software-as-a-service (SaaS) through the company’s expanding network of vertical-specific resellers and distributors. This revenue and sales growth is designed to increase revenues while minimizing in-house sales and marketing costs. MacroSolve is currently developing a growing suite of mobile business apps ‘Powered by ReForm XT™, which is a rapid mobile app development platform designed to run on virtually all mobile devices and across all wireless carrier networks, ReFormXT can be used by developers and lay- people alike to create, custom-brand, and distribute apps. It empowers a broad range of users to enter the mobile app development process through its ease of use and platform agnostic design.
3) A third high-margin revenue stream is through MacroSolve’s Illume Mobile division, where the growing demand for advanced mobile apps is served through a wide range of customers, from Fortune 500s to small and medium-sized businesses. Illume Mobile creates advanced, custom apps for platforms including iPad, iPhone, Android, and BlackBerry, with functionality including 3D animation, mobile video, augmented reality, GPS, and more.
Illume Mobile is also the development and design engine of MacroSolve, where the company’s future products are developed. Management’s strategy includes launching select multiple mobile apps with high market potential into new divisions of MacroSolve as well as new ventures that create further equity value for the company, possibly through spin-offs into new public companies.
MARKET DRIVERS: THE REASONS WHY RAY DIRKS RESEARCH RECOMMENDS MCVE
1. MacroSolve is extremely well positioned, with a mobile app builder technology that will bring the ability of building apps to the masses. This is similar to the trend in building websites, where companies like GoDaddy.com have served, and profited from enabling millions of people to build their own websites. Now, with MacroSolve’s technology, millions of people can build their own app – and pay MacroSolve high-margin recurring revenues to do it.
2. The USPTO just awarded MacroSolve a landmark patent in the mobile app space. It potentially addresses all mobile apps that interface for data download with a central server. This is an enormous market.
3. Research firm IDC is predicting revenue from mobile apps will hit $35 billion in 2014.
4. MacroSolve is rolling out several new branded business apps, which it is selling as SaaS through a rapidly expanding reseller and distributor network.
5. The company has recently announced LOIs with major companies in vertical markets to license its IP.
6. MacroSolve has a diversified and high-margin revenues stream.
7. The company’s leadership including its executives and its board members, are top-notch executives with Fortune 100 experience.
Disclosure:
The information contained in this Report contains forward-looking statements relating to the developments of the featured company’s products, services and future operating results or the future of the market. Statements contained in writing or in interviews are subject to certain risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from those projected.
The words “believe,”, “expect,” “intend,” “anticipate”, variations of such words, and similar expressions identify forward-looking statements, but their absence does not mean that the statement is not forward-looking. These statements are not guarantees of future performance and are subject to certain risks, uncertainties and assumptions that are difficult to predict.
Factors that could affect performance include, but are not limited to, those factors that are discussed in each Company’s most recent reports and/or registration statements filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Visitors to this Internet Site are cautioned not to place undue reliance on these forward-looking statements. These statements have not been independently verified by the officers, directors or employees of Corporate Profile, LLC .com.
The information on this Internet Site has been submitted by journalists and analysts or provided by the companies contained herein or other sources believed to be reliable. Corporate Profile, LLC has not independently verified the information provided to it by third parties. Each individual should perform his or her own independent analysis before investing. The information contained herein is neither an offer nor a solicitation to buy any of the securities of the companies contained herein. Investing in securities is speculative and contains a high element of risk.
http://www.cpreports.com/?p=723
RAY DIRKS RESEARCH recommends Macrosolve (OTCBB:MCVE) at $0.20 per share for very substantial capital appreciation over the very short term, the intermediate term, as well as over the long term.
Specifically, Ray Dirks thinks that Macrosolve common stock could reach $0.50 per share by March 15th, $3.00 per share by December 31st, 2011, and $25.00 per share by December 31st, 2014.
MacroSolve shares have recently appreciated very sharply. Therefore, it is a very high-risk speculation. Investors should not commit more than a few percentage points of their equity portfolio to MCVE. We do think that most investors should start building a position immediately in order to have a stake in the enormous potential value of MacroSolve’s Intellectual Property .
Just six weeks ago the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office issued U.S. Patent No. 7,822,816, which clearly established MacroSolve as having developed state-of-the-art technology very early in the evolution of the Mobile App Intellectual Property space, which is reliably projected to be a $17.5 billion market in 2012. Research firm IDC released a forecast predicting revenue from mobile apps will hit $35 billion in 2014, driven by the exploding number of downloads — from almost 11 billion this year to nearly 77 billion worldwide in 2014.
RAY DIRKS RESEARCH believes that MacroSolve’s revenues will grow by more than ten-fold its current levels to well over $10 million in 2011. We also project another ten-fold or more increase to at least $150 million in 2012. Further growth of a spectacular nature in the mobile app economy will, in our opinion, bring revenues to the $1 billion level in 2014 as the very experienced and talented management team, coupled with further direction from its well-connected board of directors and consultants, implements its long-term strategy to meet corporate goals that include becoming a leader in this enormous space which has been dominated by the likes of Apple, Microsoft, Nokia, and AT&T.
MacroSolve has several high-margin revenue streams.
1) One of them is licensing its technology to others, including potentially the biggest companies in the mobile app space today. MacroSolve’s technology is, in management’s opinion, essential for users of mobile apps in the future, whether those customers are small, or of the Fortune 500 size. In fact, MacroSolve already has relationships with, and has had discussions with at least four of the large mobile app providers, including one of the kind mentioned at the end of the previous paragraph.
2) Another revenue stream will be growing product sales for MacroSolve’s software-as-a-service (SaaS) through the company’s expanding network of vertical-specific resellers and distributors. This revenue and sales growth is designed to increase revenues while minimizing in-house sales and marketing costs. MacroSolve is currently developing a growing suite of mobile business apps ‘Powered by ReForm XT™, which is a rapid mobile app development platform designed to run on virtually all mobile devices and across all wireless carrier networks, ReFormXT can be used by developers and lay- people alike to create, custom-brand, and distribute apps. It empowers a broad range of users to enter the mobile app development process through its ease of use and platform agnostic design.
3) A third high-margin revenue stream is through MacroSolve’s Illume Mobile division, where the growing demand for advanced mobile apps is served through a wide range of customers, from Fortune 500s to small and medium-sized businesses. Illume Mobile creates advanced, custom apps for platforms including iPad, iPhone, Android, and BlackBerry, with functionality including 3D animation, mobile video, augmented reality, GPS, and more.
Illume Mobile is also the development and design engine of MacroSolve, where the company’s future products are developed. Management’s strategy includes launching select multiple mobile apps with high market potential into new divisions of MacroSolve as well as new ventures that create further equity value for the company, possibly through spin-offs into new public companies.
MARKET DRIVERS: THE REASONS WHY RAY DIRKS RESEARCH RECOMMENDS MCVE
1. MacroSolve is extremely well positioned, with a mobile app builder technology that will bring the ability of building apps to the masses. This is similar to the trend in building websites, where companies like GoDaddy.com have served, and profited from enabling millions of people to build their own websites. Now, with MacroSolve’s technology, millions of people can build their own app – and pay MacroSolve high-margin recurring revenues to do it.
2. The USPTO just awarded MacroSolve a landmark patent in the mobile app space. It potentially addresses all mobile apps that interface for data download with a central server. This is an enormous market.
3. Research firm IDC is predicting revenue from mobile apps will hit $35 billion in 2014.
4. MacroSolve is rolling out several new branded business apps, which it is selling as SaaS through a rapidly expanding reseller and distributor network.
5. The company has recently announced LOIs with major companies in vertical markets to license its IP.
6. MacroSolve has a diversified and high-margin revenues stream.
7. The company’s leadership including its executives and its board members, are top-notch executives with Fortune 100 experience.
Disclosure:
The information contained in this Report contains forward-looking statements relating to the developments of the featured company’s products, services and future operating results or the future of the market. Statements contained in writing or in interviews are subject to certain risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from those projected.
The words “believe,”, “expect,” “intend,” “anticipate”, variations of such words, and similar expressions identify forward-looking statements, but their absence does not mean that the statement is not forward-looking. These statements are not guarantees of future performance and are subject to certain risks, uncertainties and assumptions that are difficult to predict.
Factors that could affect performance include, but are not limited to, those factors that are discussed in each Company’s most recent reports and/or registration statements filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Visitors to this Internet Site are cautioned not to place undue reliance on these forward-looking statements. These statements have not been independently verified by the officers, directors or employees of Corporate Profile, LLC .com.
The information on this Internet Site has been submitted by journalists and analysts or provided by the companies contained herein or other sources believed to be reliable. Corporate Profile, LLC has not independently verified the information provided to it by third parties. Each individual should perform his or her own independent analysis before investing. The information contained herein is neither an offer nor a solicitation to buy any of the securities of the companies contained herein. Investing in securities is speculative and contains a high element of risk.
http://www.cpreports.com/?p=723
hallo, generell KEINE kaufempfehlung und bin selbst bin aktuell nicht investiert; suche informationen technologie, markt, konkurrenz etc.; bitte meinungen pro- und contra.
thanks and do your own dd
thanks and do your own dd
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