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RADIXS Revolutionizes Mobile Computing with MXI, Enabling True PC Experience on Handheld Devices

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RADIXS, a cutting-edge wireless solutions company, has made a groundbreaking announcement with the launch of RADIXS MXI (Motion eXperience Interface), a universal mobile operating system that brings a true PC experience to handheld devices. This innovative OS enables users to run existing Windows, Linux, and Java-based desktop and mobile software, 32-bit video games, and full graphical versions of websites on handheld devices, without any redevelopment, just like on a PC. The company has also forged a strategic alliance with Sun Microsystems, Inc. to mobilize the Sun StarOffice application suite, making it the first desktop application to be deployed in its entirety on mobile devices.

Key Takeaways:

  • RADIXS MXI is the world's first universal mobile operating system that brings a true PC experience to handheld devices.
  • MXI enables users to run existing desktop software, 32-bit video games, and full graphical versions of websites on handheld devices without redevelopment.
  • The OS features a unique split processing architecture, the Single Operating Layer Architecture (SOLA), which combines the MXI Server and Platform to establish a unified operating system across any wireless data network.
  • RADIXS and Sun have partnered to mobilize the Sun StarOffice application suite, making it the first desktop application to be deployed in its entirety on mobile devices.
  • MXI is compatible with Java, J2EE, and J2SE applications, and will be compatible with J2ME by the end of March.
  • The StarOffice 7 Office Suite has more than 33 million downloads and is the world's leading office productivity suite for Linux and the Solaris operating system.
  • RADIXS has formed a strategic alliance with Sun to work on joint marketing initiatives and identify and engage with mutual customer prospects.
  • RADIXS will support Sun's Solaris x86 Operating System and integrate the MXI Server platform with the Sun Java System Messaging Server, Sun Java System Web Server, and Sun Java System Application Server.
  • Mobile operators can use a single platform to mobilize and provision existing applications and content to consumers and enterprises with complete customization through various payment models.
  • Device manufacturers can create unique form factors for different market segments using a single MXI OS, customized for each purpose.
  • MXI enables devices to play MP3s and solves interoperability issues with digital music players, video streaming, and playing MPEG, AVI, QuickTime, and other video formats without external plug-ins.

Statistics:

  • RADIXS MXI has the potential to revolutionize the mobile computing market with a single, unified operating system for handheld devices.
  • Over 33 million users have downloaded the StarOffice 7 Office Suite, making it the world's leading office productivity suite for Linux and the Solaris operating system.
  • The Sun-RADIXS strategic alliance aims to enable the mobilization of desktop applications on mobile devices, increasing data revenue and margins per user for mobile operators.
  • RADIXS will support Sun's Solaris x86 Operating System and integrate the MXI Server platform with several Sun Java System products.

Sources:

  • RADIXS, "RADIXS Announces US Launch of MXI, the World's First Universal Mobile Operating System"
  • Sun Microsystems, "Sun and RADIXS Announce Strategic Alliance to Mobilize Desktop Applications on Handheld Devices"
  • PR Newswire, "RADIXS Announces US Launch of MXI, the World's First Universal Mobile Operating System"
  • RADIXS, "About RADIXS"

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