July 11, 2007 at 5:59 pm · Authored by Alex · Filed under MMS, Mobile Applications

Paris-based Realeyes3D, a leading provider of mobile imaging applications, today announced their handwritten messaging applications for camera phone users had been shipped to more than 30 million camera phones worldwide.

The applications, which has also been licensed via an OEM agreement with Samsung and Sanyo, allow camera phone users to send messages that they create in their own handwriting, using a standard pen and any type of paper. The user simply jots down a message, takes a picture and RealEyes3D’s Digitizer application extracts the message and transmits it to the recipient. Their other offering, W-Postcard, provides the facility to add comments, notes, doodles or drawings to pictures users have already taken with their camera phone, and again transmit it to the recipient using standard MMS technology.

“Realeyes3D’s handwritten messaging applications represent an evolution in person-to-person communication beyond text messaging,” said Benoît Bergeret, co-founder and CEO of Realeyes3D.  “In the fiercely competitive wireless marketplace, operators and handset manufacturers are actively looking for applications that add compelling value to their devices as camera phone adoptions skyrocket.”