Leading mobile travel service's upgrade brings up-to-the-minute flight data to a global audience

Los Angeles, CA  (July 20, 2007) - WorldMate, a leading provider of travel services for mobile devices, today announced that its real-time flight status services for its flagship WorldMate product franchise has been expanded to include more than 350 airlines. The company's domestic and international flight information allows business travelers to quickly access critical airline data from their mobile phones while on the go.

The real-time flight status offering crosschecks information from multiple travel data sources, including the Federal Aviation Administration, Global Distribution Systems and major airports, to provide users with the most accurate flight times, gates, airlines and terminal information. Previously supporting 75 carriers, WorldMate's service increase includes Southwest Airlines, Emirates, JetBlue, JetStar Airways and South African Airlines, among others, and ensures that millions of passengers across the world can have instant, vital travel data at their fingertips.

"Thousands of flights are delayed or cancelled on a daily basis, representing a critical problem for travelers who need to get from point A to point B to conduct business. Quick access to comprehensive information about these logistic issues saves them time and stress." said WorldMate CEO Nadav Gur. "We provide our customers with current flight details for over 350 airlines to ensure they can make their meetings and appointments on time - and get home to their families. This latest update to our award-winning product keeps WorldMate at the forefront of the industry, making it the natural choice for business travelers who really care about their time and stress levels."

"Through June 2007, the number of cancelled US flights has risen by 54% over the same period last year," says Meara McLaughlin, vice president of FlightStats. "The 23% increase in the number of flights delayed by more than 45 minutes can be almost as catastrophic to a trip as a cancellation, as the airlines have almost no room to juggle on later flights.  Travelers need real-time intelligence to keep them effectively moving and we're thrilled to support the WorldMate application with global flight data."

The improved service is available now on all mobile platforms and will automatically upgrade current WorldMate customers' devices, delivering the improved service with no hassle or interruptions to users. WorldMate is sold as a yearly subscription. A free trial can be downloaded at http://www.mobimate.com or over-the-air at http://mobile.mobimate.com. Nokia smartphone users can enjoy basic WorldMate services for free.

About WorldMate
A wholly-owned US subsidiary of Lod, Israel-based MobiMate Ltd., WorldMate is a leading provider of mobile travel-related services. Its best-selling software by the same name offers an easy-to-use application that automatically delivers valuable content and services to users' cell phones, turning their mobile devices into a personal travel assistant. Removing stress and paperwork from the travel experience while saving time and money, its host of features put flight status updates, flight schedules, weather, forecasts and currency information in subscribers' hands in real-time. Additional utilities include calculators and world clocks. WorldMate can be downloaded from: www.mobimate.com.
 
The WorldMate(r) product line is available on the J2ME, BlackBerry(r), Palm OS(r), all Microsoft Windows Mobile versions, Symbian UIQ, S60 and S80 Communicators and Desktop PC platforms. It is the only mobile application worldwide to have been a top-10 best seller on more than five platforms. Handset manufacturers including Nokia, Sony-Ericsson and Hewlett Packard bundle WorldMate's products with their devices, and along with Palm, Symbian and others, have recognized the company's industry leadership. A seven-time recipient of the Handango Champion award in several categories, WorldMate has also received accolades from publications including Geek.com, Pocket PC Magazine, PC Magazine and ZDNet.

MobiMate and WorldMate are registered trademarks of MobiMate. All other trade names and trademarks are the property of their respective holders.