Research In Motion (RIM) moves with its customers. The company provides wireless hardware, software, and services to customers worldwide. Its popular BlackBerry smartphones handle voice, e-mail, and text messaging, as well as Internet access and multimedia applications. RIM also provides software development tools and makes radio-based modems that other manufacturers incorporate into portable devices. In addition to hardware sales, the company generates revenue from network access fees and software licensing fees. RIM sells to corporations, resellers, and wireless carriers. BlackBerry devices are offered by wireless network operators including AT&T Mobility, T-Mobile USA, and Verizon Wireless.

Bluesocket was established in 1999. Bluesocket provides software and hardware that allows secure access to wireless LANs in airports, hotels, offices, and schools. Its BlueSecure products -- which are used with laptops, PDAs, and certain types of wireless phones -- incorporate signal encryption technology for security, protecting users from computer viruses and worms, spam e-mail, and hacker attacks on networks. The company's BlueView Management System software allows network administrators to configure, monitor, and manage multiple WLANs. Customers include Harvard, Honeywell, Parker Hannifin, and Toyota.

SOMA Networks knows that the communications industry doesn't sleep. The company is a manufacturer of WiMAX wireless networking equipment used by local telephone companies and Internet service providers. SOMA's products include network base stations, wireless modems, and software products that enable carriers to connect residential and business broadband subscribers to their networks. The company has sales agreements with communications products integrators including Cadmus and Zentek. SOMA, founded in 1998, counts Mizuho, Daiwa Securities, Ridgeway Capital Partners, and Sharp Corporation among its investors.

ViaSat serves up digital satellite, networking, and signal processing equipment for both government and commercial clients. It makes secure networking products for tactical communications and mobile satellite communications systems designed for military use. For the commercial market, ViaSat produces satellite broadband systems for consumer applications, as well as antenna systems, mobile satellite systems, and very small aperture terminal (VSAT) products used in enterprise telecommunications. The US government is the company's largest client. Other key customers include aerospace and defense contractors such as Boeing and Raytheon. Subsidiary WildBlue Communications provides consumer satellite services.

Lo-Q plc is an AIM (Alternative Investment Market - London Stock Exchange) listed company with active subsidiary companies in the USA and Canada. The corporate information page provides financial information required by Rule 26 of the AIM rules.They design, install and operate systems which allow members of the public to make ride and show reservations when they visit a theme park or other attraction. Our new flagship product, VQ²º²º is a true virtual queuing system for theme parks. Our proprietary hand-held units, called Q-bots, are used in major theme parks around the world.The dynamic virtual queuing concept arose because of a wait in a line by Leonard Sim and his family in a Florida theme park in the 90's. The ride had mechanical problems, which meant that the almost 2 hour wait was only a waste of time.Lo-Q plc, formerly The Tellurian Devices Company Limited, was formed in August 2000. It completed an IPO that Autumn to fund the first large scale Lo-Q installation in its first park. Completion of a second round of funding enabled a further five parks to be installed in 2002.

Purple Communications, Inc., together with its subsidiaries, provides video and text relay services, and professional interpreting for deaf, hard-of-hearing, and speech-impaired persons primarily in the United States. The company offers Internet protocol text relay services that enable deaf or hard of hearing callers to use an Internet-connected computer or wireless handheld device to place calls, which are connected to a relay operator under the ‘IP-Relay’ and ‘i711’ brands. It also provides video relay services, which enable a deaf caller to make a call by communicating with a sign language interpreter over a live video connection primarily under the ‘Purple Language Services’ and ‘i711’ brands. In addition, Purple Communications offers infrastructure and interpreting services for video relay services; and community interpreting services in situations where relay services may not be available or ideal. The company was formerly known as GoAmerica, Inc. and changed its name to Purple Communications, Inc. in February 2009. Purple Communications was founded in 1996 and is headquartered in Novato, California.

Sonaecom deals with the constantly sonant and the electronic sonic. The Portuguese company is the subsidiary of the Sonae Group involved in the areas of mobile communications, wireline communications, multimedia, and the Internet. Its mobile phone network, Optimus, is one of only three such companies in Portugal. Additional subsidiaries include WeDo, Publico, Optimus Home . Sonaecom serves about 3 million customers. France Telecom owns 20% of the company; Sonae Group holds the majority ownership.

Swedcom may offer a smorgasbord of telecommunications products but Swedcom company is not Swedish. Originally an importer of Swedish telecommunications products, Swedcom Corporation now charges into the telecom marketplace armed with its own line of wireless equipment. Swedcom company designs and manufactures such products as base station antennas, multiplexers, channel banks, filters, and related items for cellular, PCS, and wireless broadband networks.Swedcom company also provides training services and technical support for its current products for a select number of discontinued antennas. Swedcom was founded in 1987.

Active Communication Company Limited (ACCL) stays busy providing network support for wired and wireless computer systems. The company's services include the design and installation of network equipment and cabling systems. It also provides consulting, facilities management, and network support services. ACCL serves customers in the financial, construction, and education sectors. Clients include the Chapelfield Shopping Centre in Norwich. Managing director and owner Wayne Connors founded ACCL in 1998.

Sunrise Telecom is hoping for a brand new day. After teetering on the edge of bankruptcy, Sunrise Telecomis ready to take the call for new business. Sunrise Telecom makes broadband network access equipment testing products for communications service providers. Its DSL testing equipment helps providers verify that their equipment is working and pinpoint potential problems. Sunrise also makes products for testing cable, fiber-optic, and telephone signaling connections. Its 2,000-plus customers include AT&T, BT Group, NTT, and Time Warner Cable. Sunrise Telecom company earns more than half of its revenue from outside the US. Co-founder and CTO Paul Marshall is its largest shareholder, with a 23% stake.

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