Idokorro Launches Mobile File Manager for BlackBerry

Ottawa, ON, October 30th, 2006 - Idokorro Mobile, Inc., a leading solutions provider for mobile network management, is pleased to announce the availability of Mobile File Manager 2.0, a state-of-the-art professional file manager for BlackBerry® handsets from Research In Motion (RIM) (Nasdaq: RIMM).

Ottawa, ON, October 30th, 2006 - Idokorro Mobile, Inc., a leading solutions provider for mobile network management, is pleased to announce the availability of Mobile File Manager 2.0, a state-of-the-art professional file manager for BlackBerry® handsets from Research In Motion (RIM) (Nasdaq: RIMM).

Mobile File Manager gives users the ability to access and manage remote and local files and folders with their BlackBerry handset. A common use scenario for Mobile File Manager is to securely connect to a remote computer back at the office, and then email files that are stored on the remote computers. Mobile File Manager can be also used to edit web pages and deploy sites, upload photos to websites, transfer files, view graphics on remote computers, edit configuration files, and much more.

Mobile File Manager evolved from and replaces Idokorro's popular Mobile FTP application. With the introduction of a new breadth of features well beyond the original FTP-related functions, the product simply outgrew the old name. Mobile File Manager is an advanced application that offers features specifically for BlackBerry handsets, including the new BlackBerry® Pearl™, with local file and folder storage. With Mobile File Manager, managing remote and local files and folders is a seamlessly integrated process.

"Much of my work demands a certain immediacy - the sooner I can get something done the better. Idokorro's Mobile File Manager helps me stay ahead. It has an interface that is easy to use and the program works flawlessly, " says Mike Cook, Data Sales Manager for Dave's Communications Inc.

"We are pleased to be working with Idokorro to expand the range of mobile tools available on the BlackBerry platform. Mobile File Manager can significantly enhance the productivity and effectiveness of mobile workers by enabling convenient access to documents that reside behind the corporate firewall," said Jeff McDowell, Vice President, Global Alliances, Research In Motion.

Mobile File Manager is one of a suite of applications that Idokorro makes. The Idokorro suite includes the award-winning Mobile Admin, Mobile SSH, and Mobile Desktop, which gives users secure access from mobile devices to networks, servers, desktops, and other devices, allowing problems to be identified and solved faster, while other regular computing tasks can be performed from almost anywhere. As thousands of Idokorro customers have already discovered, this mobile access capability delivers a powerful and quickly-realized ROI.

Mobile Admin allows users to manage their servers using a fast and easy-to-use interface from almost any wireless device or web browser. Servers users can manage include Windows, Active Directory, Exchange, SQL, BlackBerry® Enterprise Server, Domino, Novell, Oracle, and much more. Mobile SSH supports VT100, IBM 5250, and IBM 3270 terminal emulation to give users Telnet and SSH terminal access to a wide range of network devices and applications from a wireless device. With Mobile Desktop, users can view the screen and control the mouse and keyboard of remote computers that are running Windows Terminal Services, Remote Desktop, or VNC.

About Idokorro Mobile, Inc.
Idokorro was founded in 2001 and is now the leader in providing mobile access solutions. Idokorro's products allow users to monitor, maintain, and manage their networks, computers, and other network devices from practically anywhere - streamlining operations, decreasing costly network down-time, and accelerating service responses. The company is self-financed and serves a global customer base of over 2000 corporations. For more information, please visit www.idokorro.com, or call 1.613.789.1818.

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