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2009-06-15Improvement of ATG’s mobile betting clientSapio has, in corporation with ATG, developed the ATG mobile betting client also to work on the new generation of mobile phones featuring larger screen resolutions. With the updated version of the client, ATG will be able to reach customers previously unable to use the application on their large screen phones. In addition, users of phone models such as HTC and X-peria will notice improvements on both graphics and resolution when placing their bets in the mobile phone. Sapio has also added the game Harrys Påsar to complete the range of games offered in the mobile client.
Sapio-developed iPhone mobile application for Press2Play.tv released2010-01-29The iPhone mobile application - Press2Play Game Reviews has been successfully developed by sapio and launched. Available now on Sweden’s iPhone App...
Barbecue suggestions for warm summer nights2009-07-07Sapio and More Mobile Relations have together created a campaign application for the operator 3 and the spice company Santa Maria. The “Grill”...
Sapio in cooperation with mobile venture bureau PlusFourSix2009-06-12Sapio and PlusFourSix will together work for the promotion, to both companies and users, of easy-to-use, practical and high-impact mobile...
Sapio develops mobile distribution solution for InFonemedia2009-06-11Sapio will contribute to the improvement of InFonemedia’s content platform CMS by supplying a mobile distribution solution. The Sapio solution will...
Sapio initiates cooperation with More Mobile Relations2009-05-22Sapio initiates cooperation with the mobile venture bureau More Mobile Relations. Sapio and MMR will together work for the promotion, to both...Victor Iosif new Country Manager for Sapio2009-03-24Victor Iosif has been appointed new Country Manager for Sapio. Mr Iosif has over six years of experience in sales and business development. His...
Sapio honored the title Gazelle Company 20082009-03-19Sapio has, as one of the fastest growing companies in Sweden, been honored the award Gazelle company 2008 by the magazine Dagens Industri.
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