motricity

They connected the perception with the emotion and the motricity.

The name Motricity is a portmanteau of the words mobile and electricity.

Voltari was formed in August 2012 as an operating business of Motricity.

By removing the cerebral hemispheres, for instance, all perceptions, motricity, and judgment were abolished.

A close competitor is Motricity in the US.

Mr. Fraser joins the Company from Motricity, where he was senior vice president, global sales.

At around the same time, it sold its mobile-applications businesses to Motricity, a vendor of content for mobile devices, for $135 million.

Motricity was a provider of integrated mobile content solutions for handheld and mobile devices.

Couillard (1996) Altered motricity in Amazonian populations exposed to methylmercury.

Bowman bought back the smart phone application business in 2008 when Motricity moved from Durham to the Seattle area.

Bowman remained a Motricity investor.

Responsible for business development, Mr. Fraser helped Motricity achieve over $100 million in revenue in 2008.

The remaining portions of InfoSpace Mobile were acquired by Motricity in December 2007.

On January 1, 2008, Fictionwise acquired the eReader business unit of Motricity, Inc.

In October 2004, the company changed its name to Motricity and announced the acquisition of Mobile2Day.de, a European mobile content portal.

Motricity will work with operators, brands and creative agencies to deliver merchandising, advertising and marketing services leveraging predictive analytics technologies.

(This version corrects that Yahoo replaces Motricity, not InfoSpace.)

On February 27, 2007, Icahn invested $50 million in Motricity, a North Carolina-based provider of mobile content delivery technology.

Motricity is a leading provider of mobile content services and solutions to some of the largest and most popular mobile content storefronts on the Web today.

PocketGear.com, LLC was started in 1998 by Nathan Miller as a teenager, and was later acquired by Motricity.

Voice on the Go is available immediately on Motricity's network of Web sites, including Pocketgear.com and Smartphone.net, that offer applications direct to consumers for their mobile devices.

In January 2012, Motricity announced plans to restructure its business, shifting away from its signature content and data solutions to focus on the mobile advertising and enterprise space.

Upon completion of reorganization, Motricity became a wholly owned subsidiary of Voltari, which replaces Motricity as a publicly held corporation.

Motricity was formed in 2004 by Ryan Wuerch after having merged with Pinpoint which was founded by Taylor Brockman and Jud Bowman.

Ryan Wuerch, former CEO and founder of Motricity, is the founder and CEO of Solavei.