About Us

Devicescape provides software and services that make it easy, fast and inexpensive or even free for consumers to access the web via their wireless devices. We aim to extend the rich variety of PC oriented web services and content to all manner of digital devices, no matter where they may be used – at home, in the office, or on the go at a hotspot or on a municipal network.

We offer a downloadable version of our software that consumers can install directly on their laptops, smartphones, PDAs and other re-programmable devices. We also partner with OEM device manufacturers, such as Motorola and Palm, to directly embed our software in their products, including converged Wi-Fi/GSM handsets, portable game systems, MP3 players and digital cameras. Both the downloadable and embedded versions of our software interact with the Devicescape Server to deliver services such as automatic hotspot login and personal content sharing. In addition, we partner with service providers to help them deliver new revenue-generating services that work with the service enabled devices used by their subscribers.

Based in San Bruno, California, Devicescape has assembled an international team with a passion for enabling a new category of electronic products - Service Enabled Devices. Our staff blends extensive experience in wireless technology, consumer electronics, device software, and web services. Devicescape is privately funded and backed by leading venture capital firms, including Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, Enterprise Capital, August Capital and JAFCO.

Imagine a wireless media player that can use a hotspot to directly download new music from an online store, and then later transfer that content to a digital home entertainment system for playback. Devicescape connects you to all your content, technology and networks – all the time.

Devicescape's software is employed as the golden reference standard for Wi-Fi Alliance certification in testing laboratories around the globe. Companies seeking the Wi-Fi seal of approval must have their products tested against Devicescape's reference software to verify interoperability and compliance with international standards. Device companies who use this same software in their service enabled devices can lower their certification costs and improve time to market.