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mobile-tag.jpg If you attended our event during the weekend at the Alabang Town Center, you may have noticed several banners littering the presentation venue with a strange bar code alongside a "Mobile This!" tagline. This barcode is part of a service known worldwide as TMS or Tag Mobile Service. And now, it is here in the Philippines, making its debut in Mobile Pilipinas 2006, the country's biggest wireless tech expo. In one sentence,
TMS is a convenient way to download any form of multimedia into your mobile by turning your phone's camera into a barcode scanner.
Welcome to the next generation of content distribution in the Philippines! In the "old days" we used to grab content (quotes, movie schedules, breaking news, ringtones, movie clips) by texting a few characters to an odd number combination (text "imhandsome" to 5555). This is well and good, but it is time to take advantage of a much more convenient piece of technology that allows you to really make your mobile phone an extension of your personal life. Imagine being able to:
  • Avail of discounts in restaurants by shooting a promotional TMS tag
  • Bank online by shooting tags
  • Link your personal blog to a TMS tag to be viewable online
  • View promotional videos of shelf products before you buy them
  • Download your favorite (legal!) music
  • Turn your cellphone into a debit card
  • In fact, if you have your cameraphone right now, you can point your browsers to the TMS Philippine Embassy website and download the java applet for your phone. If your phone is not listed, try downloading the app closest to your phone model. You can also choose to download the app directly to your phone by going to mobi.tms.com.ph on your phone's browser. Then, try launching the application and take a picture of the Mobile This! tag on this site and see what happens! During the event, we gave away free "song souveniers" of our tech tracks band (and the winner is ... Jeepney Joyride!) by allowing our audience to "take home the concert" by merely shooting the tag and downloading the six original songs the bands played during the event. This is an example of how powerful the TMS service is. As of the moment, shooting a TMS tag to access data is FREE for 2006. Standard GPRS, 3G and WiFi rates apply. Stay tuned for more news and TMS tag sightings around the metro!

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    [...] you wish to know more about Tag Mobile Service, you can read an entry by Jayvee Fernandez at the Mobile Philippines blog on the many uses of TMS. About the [...]----- PING: TITLE: A Bugged Life [ the pseudo personal blog about blogging, technology and stuff ] » Blog Archive » Free barcodes for your blogs URL: http://abuggedlife.com/2007/08/28/free-barcodes-for-your-blogs/ DATE: 08/28/2007 01:05:02 AM IP: 206.252.157.145 [...] ago, I wrote about how TMS or Tag Mobile Service tags would provide real world links to content over the Internet. When Gail and Marc did my template back in February, I gave them instructions to place a TMS tag [...]----- PING: TITLE: Mobile Philippines: The Ultimate Guide to Mobile Technology » Blog Archive » TMS Spottings Part I URL: http://www.m-ph.com/apps-games/tms-spottings-part-i/ DATE: 10/26/2006 01:15:32 AM IP: 72.232.43.82 [...] Our recent Mobile Pilipinas 2006 event showcased a mass of banners that had the Mobile This! tag strewn on. Apart from this, we had several hundreds of copies of our sampler issue with Anne Curtis on the cover. [...]----- PING: TITLE: Hinge Inquirer Publications » Blog Archive » HIP launches blog network and TMS URL: http://hip.ph/2006/10/25/hip-launches-blog-network-and-tms/ DATE: 10/25/2006 10:10:30 PM IP: 72.232.43.82 [...] If you wish to know more about Tag Mobile Service, you can read an entry by Jayvee Fernandez at the Mobile Philippines blog on the many uses of TMS. About the Company  ·  Contact Us  ·  Jobs at HIP   ·  Custom Publications  ·  Magazine Dealership  ·  For Advertisers Hinge Inquirer Publications © 2006. All rights reserved. Design by Gail Dela Cruz. [...]----- -------- Read More

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