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Mobily enables seamless smartwatches user experience in Saudi Arabia

Since 2005, Mobily has successfully partnered with Ericsson on various products and services. (Image source: Adobe Stock)

Mobily and Ericsson have announced that smartwatch voice and data services, enabled by Ericsson Secure Entitlement Server, are now live and available on the Mobily network throughout Saudi Arabia

The Mobily launch allows consumers across the kingdom to enjoy voice and data services independent of their smartphones using just their smartwatch or other wearable devices.

The Ericsson Secure Entitlement Server supports the onboarding of Voice over LTE (VoLTE) and Wi-Fi calling, and data services for SIM and eSIM devices. It handles multiple authentication channels for a simplified and enhanced user experience, and efficient orchestration of subscription profiles in the network.

The collaboration between Mobily and Ericsson is another milestone in the companies? relationship which began in 2005 and has since seen Ericsson provide Core, Radio, Managed Services and Business Support Systems (BSS) services.

Ericsson?s deployment of the Secure Entitlement Server aligns with the key pillar of accelerating digital transformation in the kingdom on the road to realise Saudi Arabia?s Vision 2030.

Alaa Malki, chief technology officer at Mobily, said, ?Since 2005, Mobily has successfully partnered with Ericsson on various products and services. By adding the capability to make calls using wearable devices independent of consumers? smartphones is another step forward in our aim to provide customers with innovations that add value to their day-to-day lives. Ericsson Secure Entitlement Server enables us to advance our service offering and demonstrates the aligned values both companies share for telecommunications and 5G in Saudi Arabia.?

Ekow Nelson, vice-president of Ericsson Middle East and Africa, said, ?The deployment of the Ericsson Secure Entitlement Server is a further demonstration of our capabilities to deliver advanced communications services to consumers businesses and the Saudi society in general. Advances in wearable and smartwatch communication are examples of the kinds of innovations Saudi Arabia and the Middle East region can expect from Ericsson and Mobily.?

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