OLA: Johor Football Club JDT Takes a Piece of the Smartphone Pie, Launches First Smartphone

Johor Darul Ta’zim FC is putting a foot in the smartphone industry, launching their first smartphone called OLA.

According to the football club, the phone is launched in recognition of more than 1.5 million JDT FC Fans engaging on the club’s official social media platforms utilising mobile devices.

The phone is equipped with a 5″ IPS HD display, 16GB ROM expandable to 32GB on a miniSD card, 8.0 MP Rear Camera and 5.0 MP Front Camera, Fingerprint Sensor, 2GB RAM, and runs on Android Marshmallow 6.0. The phone also has Smart Gestures allowing users to easily access various features of the phone, and a 5 Points Multi-Touch Screen.

Featuring fully integrated and direct access to Southern Tigers’ official digital platforms, OLA will also let the fans choose especially designed JDT FC themed Home and Lock screen backgrounds. New backgrounds will be uploaded in the future. Firmware updates will be delivered over-the-air automatically.

The devices is the result of a partnership between Southern Tigers and EXMobile, bringing an affordable device that gives a balance of design, connectivity and performance. The phone was launched by Mr Romain Biesse, Johor Darul Ta’zim FC Marketing Director and Mr Leng Yap From ExMobile.

The release of the phones are in line with the vision of HRH Major General Tunku Ismail Ibni Sultan Ibrahim, Crown Prince of Johor, JDT FC Club Owner and Southern Tigers approach to the development of lifestyle products and services for the Club.

This release comes in Black Matte and White Rose Gold. Both OLA Special Editions retails at RM 599, will be available in selected EXMobile retail stores across Malaysia beginning Saturday, April 15th. It will also be on sale at Larkin Stadium prior to every Home Game at Larkin Stadium and will soon be made available to order online through Johor Southern tigers’ online store.

Both OLA Special Editions start shipping to online customers by 23rd of April in East Malaysia, West Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Vietnam and Thailand. Other regions and countries will follow in the coming weeks.

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