Comba is a leading manufacturer of wireless subsystems. Its menu of more than 300 product offerings includes wireless and optical communications equipment; repeaters and boosters; digital microwave systems; antennas, and RF passive accessories. Comba is the No. 1 wireless subsystem provider in China, with more than a 25% market share in that country. In addition to wireless products, Comba provides technical consultation, customized product design services, and after-sales maintenance to its clients via its network of 30 domestic offices as well as locations worldwide. The company was started in 1997.

Singapore Telecommunications (SingTel) maintains a long-distance relationship with many of its customers. The company provides wireless and fixed-line communications services to consumer and enterprise subscribers in more than 20 countries, primarily in the Asia/Pacific region. SingTel is Singapore's largest phone company, but subsidiary Optus, Australia's #2 carrier (behind Telstra), accounts for about two-thirds of the company's revenue. SingTel primarily provides mobile and broadband Internet services, but it also offers wireline telephony, information technology, as well as pay television services under the mio TV brand. It provides Internet services domestically through SingNet, the leading ISP in Singapore.

ICO Global Communications will be a satellite-based communications system with global coverage. The company's principal operating subsidiary, DBSD North America, (formerly known as ICO North America), is authorized to operate a medium-Earth-orbit satellite service to provide mobile voice, data, and Internet services primarily in the US. In addition to telephone and messaging capabilities, its consumer-oriented service is slated to deliver mobile entertainment content such as television programming, as well as interactive navigation data to wireless computing devices and vehicle navigation systems. Debt-laden DBSD North America filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in mid-2009.

3 Italia (also known as H3G Italia) oversees the Italian wireless telecommunications services business of its parent company, Hong Kong-based conglomerate Hutchison Whampoa. The subsidiary offers cellular service and a range of third generation (3G) wireless data services to about 8 million subscribers, two-thirds of which are prepaid users. Advanced mobile services offered by 3 Italia include mobile broadband Internet, as well as television, games, news, and other entertainment content programming. Its brands include X- Series (mobile Internet browsing and shopping) and Full Music 3 (mobile music downloads). 3 Italia operates from about 15 offices throughout the country. It was established in 1999.

Aclara Software Inc. company's electronic wireless metering systems (STAR Network) and software are tailored to suit energy companies around the world. Its products enable utilities providers to automate service delivery, metering, marketing, and customer communications functions. Aclara's tools also allow utility customers to access their accounts. The company works with electric and gas companies, wholesalers, distribution operators, and others in the energy business. Clients have included Pacific Gas & Electric. Founded in 1997, Aclara was acquired by diversified manufacturer ESCO Technologies in 2006.

Advanced Control Components (ACC) makes radio-frequency and microwave control components, including switches, digital attenuators, switch-based assemblies, and attenuators, for customers in the aerospace, commercial, instrumentation, and military markets.Advanced Control Components company was founded in 1982. In 2008 EMRISE acquired ACC for $13 million in cash, plus up to an additional $5 million in earnout payments over two years. Two years later, debt-plagued EMRISE sold ACC to Aeroflex for about $20 million and repaid most of its debt. Aeroflex has rebranded the company as Aeroflex / Control Components

Advanced Info Service (or AIS) aims to maintain its position as Thailand's top wireless provider. More than 20 million primarily prepaid subscribers use the company's network for wireless voice and data communication services. AIS also offers landline voice and broadband Internet services through subsidiaries Advanced Datanetwork Communications and Data Network Solutions, while its Advanced Contact Center (ACC) business provides call center and customer relations services to businesses. AIS also provides international calling services and imports and distributes wireless phones. Thai telecommunications holding titan Shin Corporation owns about 43% of AIS and Singtel Strategic Investments owns more than 23%.

Aegis customers might consider themselves in good company. The company's primary product is AegisGuard, a leather case that protects against radiation and dangerous by-products of cordless and wireless telephones. "Aegis" was the word for a goatskin shield carried by the heroes of Greek mythology. Aegis also makes radiation shields for telephone headsets and a variety of other electronic equipment. The company additionally makes a line of laser products that include laser pointers, sound-activated laser light displays, and layout tools for construction and engineering applications. Aegis, which sells products online and through distributors, also provides custom manufacturing services to OEMs.

Airspan Networks covers a lot of ground, mostly through the air. Airspan Networks company supplies equipment based on the WiMax wireless networking standard. Phone companies, ISPs, utility companies, and other network operators use Airspan's base stations and subscriber terminals to provide fixed and mobile broadband wireless access. The company's other products include Wi-Fi-based networking equipment, as well as voice-over-IP (VoIP) soft switches and gateways. Airspan sells directly and through OEMs, resellers and systems integrators to customers worldwide. The vast majority of the company's sales are to customers outside the US.

Airvana can help you rock out to Nirvana.Airvana company makes mobile broadband networking devices and related systems management software used by wireless communications network operators. Its products, sold under the HubBub brand, enable wireless networks to deliver broadband multimedia services -- such as Internet access, e-mail, music downloads, and video streaming -- to cell phones, laptops, and other mobile devices. Customers include service providers such as Verizon Wireless in the US, TELUS in Canada, and Telstra in Australia. Airvana was acquired in 2010 by 72 Mobile Holdings for about $540 million in cash and taken private by its new owners.

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