Symphony Teleca Corporation and Discretix have announced the successful deployment of multiple Android devices using its Open Mobile Alliance Digital Rights Management (OMA DRM) v1.0 solution. OMA DRM is a widely deployed DRM scheme, used by hundreds of mobile operators in the United States, Europe, Asia and Latin America for securing video, music and ringtone services. To support the OMA DRM v1.0 scheme, Android requires adaptations to all multimedia applications.
The pre-packaged Symphony Teleca-Discretix offering is the most complete and field-proven solution in the marketplace, meeting the operator's requirements for OMA DRM v1.0; ensuring reduced time-to-market; and providing support for future versions of Android. The Discretix OMA DRM v1.0 product provides complete support for all the required content delivery methods including Forward Lock, Combined Delivery and Separate Delivery, and is now offered as a DRM Framework plug-in. Symphony Teleca provides an integrated solution based on the Discretix OMA DRM v1.0 product with full OMA DRM v1.0 application support for Android.
“The collaborationbetween Symphony Teleca and Discretix allowsour customers to have a complete,operator-compatible, OMA DRM solution with a very short time-to-market,” said Amit Shofar, Vice President Business Development, Discretix.
“Since the announcement of our collaboration with Discretix during Mobile World Congress 2012 we have successfully delivered multiple deployments of the Discretix solution to mobile device manufacturers. As a recent example we are extremely proud to work with Kyocera, a leading and highly innovative Japanese mobile phone brand, integrating and customizing the Discretix OMA DRM solution into their latest mobile phone products aimed at the international market,” said Robert Kempf, Vice President Marketing & Technology, Mobile and Connected Division, Symphony Teleca.
