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Chiltern Railways App Stars in The Gadget Show

The Chiltern Railways app was given a starring role in last night’s episode of the Gadget Show on Channel 5. In the show’s regular challenge segment, two of the presenters raced each other to a destination using public transport. One used the latest technology to make her journey quicker and easier, while the other was [...]

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New Trainline App Arrives

You can now buy train tickets over your mobile with the new thetrainline.com app for selected Nokia, Blackberry, Samsung and Sony-Ericsson phones with support for more handsets coming soon (for a full list of compatible handsets check www.thetrainline.com). Developed in conjunction with Masabi, it’s free to download and is available now – to get the [...]

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Masabi Wins a Top Place on UKTI Stand at Barcelona MWC

Masabi walked away from the recent Mobile Monday competition with one of the top prizes on offer – a place on the UKTI stand at the Mobile World Congress 2011 in Barcelona! Going head-to-head for one of three coveted places on the stand, 11 companies each made a 3 minute Dragon’s Den-style presentation to impress [...]

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Masabi Secures $2 Million Funding from M8 Capital

LONDON, UK – 28th September 2010 – Masabi, the developer of mobile ticketing technology for the transport sector, today announced it has secured $2 million from m8 Capital, the specialist mobile technology venture capital fund. The investment will be used to support commercial deployments of Masabi’s mobile ticketing systems with UK rail companies and to [...]

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Masabi Signs M-Ticketing Deal with thetrainline.com

Masabi, the developer of m-ticketing software for mass-market phones, today announced that it has signed a deal with thetrainline.com for a mass-market m-ticketing purchase and delivery system. The system will allow users to buy and display UK rail tickets direct from their mobile phones for any route on the National Rail network without having to visit ticket offices or ticket machines. The system is already in development with a rollout expected later in 2010.

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