Red Bull, the makers of Red Bull Energy Drink, are branching out – a lot. They are bringing online a line of Red Bull mobile phones – that’s right, the Red Bull cell phone. Red Bull says that the Red Bull Mobile phone service will bring you “the latest handsets, competitive tariffs and a complete package of mobile communication features. Even more, it gives unlimited access to the world of Red Bull. Welcome to our playground.”
That’s a whole lotta Red Bull.
Where Red Bull the Beverage’s slogan is “It Gives You Wings”, the slogan for Red Bull the Mobile Provider should apparently be “It Gives You Bandwidth,” with the mobile service including not only web access, but all-you-can-drink access to Red Bull TV, the only online video provider we know who has a, and we kid you not, “Holy Shit” channel.
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According to reports, Red Bull Mobile is already available on five different cell phone models, including the Nokia 5800, the Sony Ericsson C702, and the ZTE RBM1.
No word on when the network will roll out in various countries, nor whether they will be offering a sugar-free version.
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