Vollee announced support for Nokia N96, in parallel to the model’s start of sales worldwide. Users of Nokia’s newly announced model, N96, can now access Second Life®, the 3D virtual world platform created by Linden Lab®, from their mobile device. Nokia N96 is the latest addition to the list of handsets including Nokia, Sony Ericsson, Motorola, Samsung, LG and other manufactures, being supported for access to Second Life®. The N96 joins a list of more than 70 3G handset models supported by the Vollee service. While the N96 is expected to be as popular as its predecessor, N95, Vollee’s technology is easily portable across different handset manufacturers so that the service can be available immediately when new handsets are released.
Vollee's proprietary solution is the only technology currently available that can stream high-end PC titles to mobile, including popular massively multiplayer online role playing games and virtual worlds such as Second Life®. The company's VolleeX engine adapts applications for the mobile screen size and key layout, and then streams the original application to mobile devices. The user can seamlessly continue game play from PC to mobile without compromising speed, quality or user experience. Vollee's interactive video streaming platform optimizes compression to minimize bandwidth requirements and also leverages the 3G mobile networks so that gamers can easily navigate virtual worlds. Vollee's technology is also extensible to fast-paced, high quality video games previously impossible on mobile.
To download the free Second Life® mobile application and view a complete list of supported handsets, please visit http://www.vollee.com/secondlife.
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