The Wireless Technology Forum (WTF), the largest not-for-profit wireless association in the Southeast, today announced the winners for its 2011 Wireless and Mobile Media (WAMM) Awards. The WAMM awards were created to recognize the industry’s leading innovators in mobile applications and mobile media. The awardees included Rovio, LinkedIn, Pandora, ESPN, Google, CNN and Apple. A new addition to the 2011 awards was the category "Most Innovative Mobile Companies To Watch". Centrafuse was one of the five winning companies, all from Georgia.

Centrafuse, the developer of Centrafuse Auto, a leading connected car application, is pleased to announce the latest in connected-car technology, Centrafuse Market for paid apps.

Centrafuse, the developer of Centrafuse Auto, a leading connected car application, is pleased to announce the latest in connected-car technology, Centrafuse Connect. This cloud-based web companion sets a new bar for delivering a custom-tailored user experience to your dash.

Centrafuse, the developer of Centrafuse Auto, a leading connected car application, is pleased to announce the latest official release of Centrafuse Auto 4.0. Our fourth generation of Centrafuse represents a major shift in the connected car space. With its latest feature set, Centrafuse Auto 4.0 extends its position at the forefront of automotive In-Vehicle Infotainment (IVI) technology.

Centrafuse, the developer of Centrafuse Auto, a leading connected car application, is pleased to announce the availability of the next leap forward in automotive infotainment, Centrafuse Auto WinCE. "Implementing Centrafuse in the WinCE environment marks the next step for Centrafuse customers as we address the needs of an expanding list of car manufacturers, Tier 1 suppliers, aftermarket and fleet customers who are targeting the connected car space." said Jim Mazurek, VP Business Development. "Centrafuse is continuing to expand our capability to meet the needs of the rapidly changing connected car market, by offering OS support that includes Win32, Windows CE and Linux." Mazurek noted.