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InterDigital, Inc. engages in the design and development of digital wireless technologies for use in cellular and wireless IEEE 802 related products. It also develops solutions for enhancing bandwidth availability and network capacity, wireless security and seamless connectivity, and mobility across networks and devices. In addition, the company licenses its technologies and mobile broadband modem solutions (modem IP, know-how, and reference platforms) to mobile device manufacturers, semiconductor companies, and other equipment producers that manufacture, use, and sell digital cellular products. InterDigital’s solutions are incorporated in various products, including mobile devices, such as cellular phones, wireless personal digital assistants and notebook computers, and data cards; base stations and other wireless infrastructure equipment; and components for wireless devices. The company was founded in 1972 and is headquartered in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania.

KPN Mobile keeps Netherlanders and their neighbors communicating without wires. The wireless communications subsidiary of leading Dutch telecommunications carrier Royal KPN, KPN Mobile has about 27 million subscribers in the Netherlands, Germany, and Belgium. The company also provides service in Germany to about 15 million customers through subsidiary E-Plus and to about half a million users in Belgium through subsidiary BASE. Services include wireless voice and Internet, text messaging, as well as mobile television programming via its MobielTV service.

Kyocera Communications (formerly Kyocera Wireless) keeps the kinetic connected. Kyocera Communications company is a supplier of mobile phones that use the CDMA (Code Division Multiple Access) and GSM (global standard for mobile communications) technology platforms. In addition to mobile handsets sold under the Kyocera and Sanyo brands, it makes a range of other accessories including wireless network cards for PC's, cell phone batteries, and headsets. Clients have included wireless service providers Cricket and Boost Mobile. San Diego-based parent company Kyocera International is the holding company for the North American operations of Kyocera Corporation, the Kyoto, Japan-based manufacturer of technical ceramics and electronic components.

Leap Wireless International wants to hurdle the competition. Through its Cricket Communications subsidiary, as well as affiliates LCW Wireless and Denali Operations, the company provides wireless telephone service to nearly 4 million customers in 30 US states. Leap Wireless targets the youth and minority markets with the flexible payment plans that are a key component of its marketing message. Its service features unlimited flat-rate local calling, a prepaid roaming option, multimedia, and wireless data, as well as mobile Web access through its Cricket Broadband service. The company makes sales both through its chain of retail locations and via partnerships with distributors and resellers.

Loea (pronounced "low-ay-ah") manufactures high-speed, high- bandwidth radios that operate in millimeter-wave bandwidth free space (71-76GHz and 81-86GHz range, also known as E- Band). The company has installed its wireless communications equipment at several federal agencies and at the University of Hawaii and other institutions. Loea, a subsidiary of military contractor Trex Enterprises, has facilities in California, Hawaii, and Massachusetts. Loea is the Hawaiian word for technical knowledge and expert.

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