Red Bull Mobile


By Ian Lockwood
July 11 2009

The more observant of you will have noticed that Red Bull Racing are proudly sporting a new livery across the front and rear wings at Germany this weekend – Red Bull MOBILE.

Started in 2008, Red Bull launched the service back in 2008 with top Austrian mobile communications outfit mobilkom austria.

More than just a mobile service provider, Red Bull MOBILE lets its users into a whole world of Red Bull on their phones – with the emphasis on multimedia services and television from Red Bull.

Not only that, but Red Bull MOBILE have brought out a range of phones each of which come with software installed that helps you upload pictures and videos to the Red Bull MOBILE community.

And every Red Bull MOBILE pone comes with high-quality browers so you can get online anywhere.

Here’s the catch.

It’s only available as a service in Austria – at the moment.

But, if you’re interested in knowing more, then get yourself along to www.redbullmobile.com

Red Bull Mobile
Posted by: Racing Bulls (IP Logged)
Date: 11/07/2009 10:21

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Re: Red Bull Mobile
Posted by: GB2009 (IP Logged)
Date: 13/07/2009 02:09

Get this ins Australia now!!! Telstra and the rest are SHITE

Re: Red Bull Mobile
Posted by: boci (IP Logged)
Date: 13/07/2009 02:33

yup logical move..he's spent alot of money in making Redbull a household know name..time to branch off into every area like virgin..


can wait till the fast food outlet

Re: Red Bull Mobile
Posted by: Flasheart (IP Logged)
Date: 13/07/2009 07:01

I'd jump on if it was in Aus except for one small detail. Here in Tassie we once again get screwed over. Telstra nextg operates on a different frequency and if you venture out of the two major cities here you can't get service with any other provider. I think Sol Trujillo (Telstra ex boss) would get on just fine with Max and Bernie!

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