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-Eten-
Offices: Taipei, Taiwan
Founded in 1985, E-TEN built the first Chinese language input system for
DOS based computers, thereby introducing the personal computer revolution
to the Chinese language using world. Building upon its major presence in
Chinese software, E-TEN began developing its expertise in the hardware market
that Taiwan is so famous for. Now, with the birth of the E-TEN P600R Cellular
PocketPC, E-TEN is sharing the fruits of its technological genius with the
western world. E-TEN welcomes all interested foreign parties to please contact
them to discuss your ODM.-Firefly-
Offices: Chicago, Illinois
Firefly Mobile is a privately held company. Firefly Mobile designs, develops
and sells the Firefly phone, accessories and airtime services. The Firefly
phone was designed from the ground up to address the needs of pre-teenage
kids and their parents. Firefly Mobile exists because a guy named Don Deubler
noticed kids and parents had a need for something specific that didn't exist
yet. So he created it and made it fun. -Global-
Offices: Milpitas, California
Globalstar offers high quality, low-cost satellite voice and data services
to commercial and recreational users from virtually anywhere in more than
120 countries around the world. Globalstar currently offers service from
virtually anywhere across over 100 countries, as well as from most territorial
waters and several mid-ocean regions. Signals from a Globalstar phone or
modem are received by the company's constellation of Low Earth Orbiting
(LEO) satellites and relayed to ground-based gateways. Globalstar is able
to provide a variety of telephone services to users who live, work, and
travel in areas far beyond the reach of cellular networks.-Helio-
Offices: Slough, England
HELIO is a new mobile brand custom-built for young, connected consumers.
As a $440 million joint venture, HELIO, brings together the innovation
from the world leader in wireless—SK Telecom—and the service and support
synonymous with leading Internet Service Provider (ISP)—EarthLink—to deliver
a breakthrough mobile experience. Helio’s service offering is designed to
enhance communication with your community of friends through unique social
networking, gaming and entertainment applications.
Offices: Slough, England
HTC designs, manufactures and markets innovative, feature rich smartphone
and PDA devices. The company produces powerful handsets that continually
push the boundaries to provide true mobility and freedom for its users.
Founded in 1997, HTC made its name as the company behind many of the most
popular operator-branded devices. It has established unique partnerships
with key mobile brands, including the leading five operators in Europe,
the top four in the US, and many fast-growing Asian operators.-iMate-
Offices: Dubai, United Arab Emirates; San Diego, California; Reggio
Emilia, Italy; Melbourne, Australia & Glasgow, England
i-mate™ is a developer and supplier of high-end wireless integrated Pocket
PCs and Smartphones, specialising in the Microsoft® Windows Mobile™ operating
systems. These devices are sold under the i-mate™ brand, supported by related
content and services. The Group’s devices, services and content offering
are targeted at both business and individual end users.-Metro-
Offices: Dallas, Texas; Miami-Tampa-Sarasota, Florida; Atlanta, Georgia;
San Francisco-Sacremento, California & Detroit, Michigan
MetroPCS Communications a provider of wireless communications services.
MetroPCS has more than two million subscribers and offers customers flat
rate plans with unlimited anytime local and domestic long distance minutes
with no contract. MetroPCS is among the first wireless operators to deploy
an all-digital network based on third generation infrastructure and handsets.
Customers do not have to sign a contract when signing up for MetroPCS service,
and the plans allow customers to talk any time of the day or night with
no restrictions for one flat rate.
Offices: New York, New York; Markham, Ontario
All Mitsubishi Wireless products meet Y2K compliance and CTIA certification
standards. Mitsubishi Corporation is Japan's largest general trading company
(sogo shosha) with over 200 bases of operations in approximately
80 countries worldwide. Together with its over 500 group companies, MC employs
a multinational workforce of approximately 48,000 people. MC has long been
engaged in business with customers around the world in virtually every industry,
including energy, metals, machinery, chemicals, food and general merchandise.
-NEC-
Offices: Ajax, Ontario & Irving, Texas
NEC Corporation is a Global Fortune 500 company with more than 154,000 employees
worldwide and $41 billion in revenues. NEC HDM, a subsidiary, offers wireless
solutions for the enterprise as well as personal communications. NEC is
the leading supplier of next-generation, internet-ready cell phones and
3G networks in Japan, has long-offered extremely reliable microwave systems
and now offers wireless mobile computing solutions-O2-
Offices: Berkshire, England; Munich, Germany; Dublin, Ireland & Braddan,
Isle of Man
O2 is a leading provider of mobile services, offering communications solutions
to customers and corporations in the UK and Ireland. They also have integrated
fixed/mobile businesses in Germany, the Czech Republic and the Isle of Man.
In addition, O2 has established the Tesco Mobile and Tchibo Mobilfunk joint
venture businesses in the UK and Germany respectively. O2 also owns O2 Airwave,
which supplies secure digital communications to the emergency services and
other public safety organizations.
Offices: Berkshire, England; Munich, Germany; Dublin, Ireland & Braddan,
Isle of Man
Globally Orange is now one collective brand that stands for the same things
in every country it operates in. Locally Orange continues to focus on strengthening
its relationship with customers in each market by providing them with the
best service, network quality, value for money and a range of products and
services that others can only follow. They constantly look to do things
differently and in a better way. 
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