Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p FusionOne[1] is a software company that provides synchronization products and solutions, primarily for mobile subscribers, to global carriers, content providers, and handset manufacturers. The privately held company is based in San Jose, California with additional offices in Estonia and the United Kingdom.FusionOne was originally founded in 1998. In 1999, the company launched the FusionOne synchronization service, their first product based on their synchronization technology platform, the FusionOne Services Platform (FSP). This service enabled consumers to synchronize files, e-mail, calendars, browser settings and music between PDAs and PCs.In 2001, the FusionOne platform was extended to support wireless mobile device synchronization. At around the same time, FusionOne joined industry efforts to establish an open standard for mobile synchronization - SyncML, which today is known as the Open Mobile Alliance Data Synchronization and Device Management Working Group.In 2004, FusionOne and Verizon Wireless launched Backup Assistant, a mobile address book backup service for Verizon Wireless subscribers. On February 16, 2009, FusionOne and Verizon announced they would be working together to sync subscriber address book information across multiple Verizon services, such as mobile, telecom, and FiOS.FusionOne holds approximately 60 patents related to mobile backup and sync technology. On March 17, 2009, the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) granted FusionOne Patent No. 7,505,762, titled “Wireless Telephone Data Backup System.”FusionOne was acquired by Synchronoss on July 19, 2010.. }
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- FusionOne abstract "FusionOne[1] is a software company that provides synchronization products and solutions, primarily for mobile subscribers, to global carriers, content providers, and handset manufacturers. The privately held company is based in San Jose, California with additional offices in Estonia and the United Kingdom.FusionOne was originally founded in 1998. In 1999, the company launched the FusionOne synchronization service, their first product based on their synchronization technology platform, the FusionOne Services Platform (FSP). This service enabled consumers to synchronize files, e-mail, calendars, browser settings and music between PDAs and PCs.In 2001, the FusionOne platform was extended to support wireless mobile device synchronization. At around the same time, FusionOne joined industry efforts to establish an open standard for mobile synchronization - SyncML, which today is known as the Open Mobile Alliance Data Synchronization and Device Management Working Group.In 2004, FusionOne and Verizon Wireless launched Backup Assistant, a mobile address book backup service for Verizon Wireless subscribers. On February 16, 2009, FusionOne and Verizon announced they would be working together to sync subscriber address book information across multiple Verizon services, such as mobile, telecom, and FiOS.FusionOne holds approximately 60 patents related to mobile backup and sync technology. On March 17, 2009, the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) granted FusionOne Patent No. 7,505,762, titled “Wireless Telephone Data Backup System.”FusionOne was acquired by Synchronoss on July 19, 2010.".