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Funkwerk is getting its groove on the move.Funkwerk company makes mobile communications products used in transportation and logistics applications. Its Traffic & Control Communication segment makes wireless terminals, logistics management systems, and video monitors used in airports and train stations to provide information and security to passengers. Its Automotive Communication unit makes products for use in vehicles, including hands-free kits, amplifiers, and the KomBox -- an integrated communications platform that provides automobiles with fax and Internet access. Funkwerk's Enterprise Communication unit makes paging and messaging systems for companies and institutions such as hospitals and prisons.

Fusion Telecommunications International understands that modern communications is a blend of old and familiar processes with new technologies.Fusion Telecommunications International provides VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) telephone and other Internet-based communications services primarily to larger US carriers. Its other clients include businesses with a need to outsource the hosting and management of their computer-based corporate telephony systems. Fusion offers also such services as call termination and broadband Internet access.Fusion Telecommunications International also provides ISP and hosted PBX services to its enterprise customers. Top clients include Qwest and Verizon. Fusion was founded in 1997.

FWT, Inc. company makes communications antenna towers disguised as church steeples, palm and pine trees (TREE- CELL), light poles, and flagpoles. Other products include monopoles, equipment shelters, antenna arrays, and Communication-Sites on Wheels (COWs), which combine antennas and temporary power supplies in mobile enclosures such as trucks and trailers. The company divides its operations between two divisions that serve the communications and utilities markets. Founded in 1959, the company is controlled by the family of founder Tommy Moore.

GCT Semiconductor develops chips for wireless communications applications. Unlike many suppliers of advanced communications chips, GCT has its semiconductors fabricated with a CMOS silicon process. The company's products include radio-frequency (RF) transceivers for cell phones based on the GSM/GPRS standard, RF transceivers for WLAN equipment, and Bluetooth transceivers and audio streaming processors. GCT's Direct Conversion architecture supports a variety of wireless communications protocols. The fabless semiconductor company was founded in 1998 by K. S. Lee and CEO K. H. Lee. GCT Semi has offices in South Korea and the US.

Geos Communications (formerly known as i2 Telecom International) enables its customers to let their virtual fingers do the talking. The VoIP service and technology provider offers domestic and international long-distance calling over the Internet. The company has developed a software-based Internet phone device called VoiceStick, which plugs into any computer's USB port and allows phone calls over the Internet. Using the VoiceStick device and software, subscribers can call from their computers or from home and mobile phones through the company's service. The MyGlobalTalk application downloads to any cell phone and lets customers make international calls for a few cents per minute.

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