BND is a Mobile Solution company that was established in May 1999 with intent to be an expert company in mobile field.

Then since year 2000, it has developed lots of technologies including EMS, MMS, Java VM Porting, WAP 2.0 based Browser Porting, MOD, CMX and etc., as becoming Samsung Electronics' partner in mobile technology area. With applying mobile softwares to the terminal devices, BND exerts itself to the utmost to establish "Mobile-Society" that every people dreams of.

In the world of infinite changes, BND will discover a new world as the leader of "Mobile-life" with its challenging and passionate mind.
 
















Wap 2.0 Browser
 

For this technology, we embed a browser that supports WAP (Wireless Application Protocol) Ver.2 which is the international standard for wireless internet services, to meet the demands of the clients who undertake the enterprise.


Brew
  Brew (Binary Runtime Environment for Wireless) is a S/W module, which is characteristically a "platform". Brew can support lots of functions through out the whole phone UI including devices and 3G data services. We are porting this (Brew) to mobile terminal devices.

QCamera/QCam
  We Apply QCamera/QCamcorder which is Qualcomm's Q-series solution to embody S/W functions as it recognizes Mega Pixel Image Sensor.

MMS/EMS
  Expanded from SMS (Short Message Service) which only generates short text messages, MMS (Multimedia Messaging Service) refers to sending multimedia messages with combinations of text, image, sound, video, and so on. EMS (Enhanced Messaging Service) is the concept that further expanded from SMS by dividing long messages into segments to send, and then recombining them to receive. All these services are enabled through terminal devices

Sound/CMX Java
  We apply Qualcomm's CMX® to terminal devices at the same time we optimize all the sound related paths to let it support every kind of sound media.
Java VM Porting
  Java contents are used the most frequently for mobile phones. We use SUN's VM porting that supports most of the contents in clients' Java network.