Digital Jesters launch the worlds first mobile phone screen savers

MOBILE PHONE MASTS

Digital Jesters launch the
world’s first mobile phone screen savers featuring breathtaking vistas from
Virtual Skipper 3 10 December 2003

Mobile phone screens are ordinarily
so dull, you’d be forgiven for thinking they’re not worth saving. But in a bid
to brighten up the nation’s handsets, Digital Jesters and Beep Marketing Ltd
have joined forces to bring Virtual Skipper 3 to the palm of your hand – in the
world’s first brand-sponsored mobile phone screensaver.

Located at the Virtual Skipper
Headquarters – www.vshq.com  – three
screensavers have been created especially for the Nokia 7650, 3660, 3560, 3620,
Siemens SX1 and Sendo X. In keeping with the beautiful visuals of the Virtual
Skipper 3, each screensaver includes six computer-generated pictures, varying
from beautiful scenery to an assortment of yacht stunts.

"Those who know us, know that we are
committed to delivering innovative ideas. The Virtual Skipper 3 visuals are so
breathtaking, they make ideal screensavers for mobile screens – particularly
when the hustle and bustle of the ordinary day can cause stress levels to soar,"
says Terry Malham, President, Digital Jesters.

Head to
www.vshq.com 

Choose your screensaver and text its
code to 85130 (e.g. text VS K1 to 85130)

If you’re an Orange, O2 or Vodafone
user you’ll receive 2 text messages and 3 on T-Mobile indicating your
screensaver is on its way

All users will receive one final
text message with a URL

Click on the URL to start the WAP
download process

Then follow your phones prompts to
save the screensaver to your phone

The VS3 screensavers are available
now for just 4.50 each. More information on downloading your screensaver can be
found on the official Virtual Skipper 3 website
www.vshq.com 

Note to editors: Founded in Sept
2003, Digital Jesters is a new publisher with a fresh attitude. The team has
over 30 years’ experience, and prior to this were responsible for setting up CDV
Software’s UK division, generating over 2.5 million in the first 12 months, and
breaking in new brands such as Cossacks, Sudden Strike, Divine Divinity and
Breed.