Libon 2.0 uses ProcessOne to power smart messaging

This morning, on Twitter, the hashtag to follow was #LeShowHello. This link referenced the innovation event organized by Orange, one of the largest European mobile giant, owned by France Telecom.

During this Orange Keynote, Orange CEO, Stephane Richard, revealed the launch of @Libon.

Available today on iOS, within the AppStore, the app allows users to make free VoIP calls as well as smart chatting and personalize their free smart voice messages.

The announcement of the new Libon app on its Twitter account, at 10:04 AM CET with the blog post.

The new Libon is here! FREE phone calls – SMART messages – and a voicemail that does it ALL. More details here: l-i.bo/libon2-0

— Libon (@Libon) November 21, 2012

All the main international tech blogging sites buzzed about this new disruptive launch:

AllThingsD, by Ina Fried, “France Telecom Hopes a Texting and Calling App Puts It Over the Top“
GigaOM, by David Meyer, “How Orange hopes to benefit from a future of free calls and messaging“
TheNextWeb, by Martyn Briant, “Orange disrupts itself with Libon, a VoIP-based mobile carrier in an app – and it launches today“
and few others like TechCrunch, Engadget or Gizmodo…

Orange Vallée use ProcessOne to power Libon 2.0, especially the following features:

In-app smart messaging – send and receive text messages with all of your Libon contacts for free
Push notification – send alerts to your iPhone via the APNS system for VoIP calls or messaging
Cloud storage – access to all your interactions with all the messages you’ve had with each of your Libon contacts

We’re really proud at ProcessOne to be part of this amazing all-in-one OTT communication initiative! ProcessOne provides all the backend messaging service and the push notification capability for Libon 2.0. Check out this video that explains Libon 2.0 service.

How Orange hopes to benefit from a future of free calls and messaging — European technology news

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