ZYB Passes 10,000,000 Unique Stored Contacts

COPENHAGEN, Denmark – October 22nd, 2007

ZYB stored contacts reaches sky high number
Since launching its free online phone backup service in June 2006 ZYB, the company that brings mobile data to life, announced today that its users has uploaded and stored more than 10 million contacts on the website.

"10.683.118 contacts - that's approximately the same number of people living in Seoul, the world's largest city!", smiles Tommy Ahlers, CEO of ZYB and ads, "we are of course thrilled to see that mobile users all over the world appreciate our backup services and ever since trendsetting sites like TechCrunch and Mashable started writing about us, things have been going really fast."


You can't make real friends online
So what's buzz that's turning everyone's mobile contacts increasingly more and more popular? "I think more and more people realizes that the people that matters the most to them are not the ones on Facebook, LinkedIn, MySpace, Bebo or any other online universe. The ones that matter are offline and they meet and act with them out there in real life. And those real relations are the ones you record and guard on your mobile phone", says Tommy Ahlers.

In order to back up his own statement, ZYB is launching a brand new ZYB Facebook application. The app allows profile visitors to add their contact details to your mobile phone's address book - turning your Facebook friends into real friends (if you accept their request).


The story behind ZYB
ZYB brings mobile data online and aggregates it to create a multi-platform community. For its fast growing number of users, ZYB has already become the natural place to upload and secure mobile data and connect with friends. ZYB safeguards users' mobile data in case of phone loss and gives users the tools to bring the data to life in an online community. All ZYB services are free of charge and globally accessible.


Award winning technology
ZYB is the proud winner of the acclaimed Red Herring 100 Europe Award, an award recognizing the 100 "Most Promising" private technology companies driving the future based in the EMEA (Europe, Middle East and Africa) region each year.