Boost Mobile is hoping to get a rise out of the young and the restless mobile phone market. A subsidiary of Sprint Nextel, the unit sells the parent company's mobile services on a prepaid basis across the US, marketing simplified payment plans primarily to the youth market. Boost Mobile, which has more than 3 million subscribers, also offers prepaid calling cards sold under the Re-Boost brand. Because Boost Mobile tailors the marketing message for its products and services to a younger demographic, the company's mobile data services and entertainment offerings are a central part of its product package. These services include text messaging, wireless Internet access, and games.

Redcare is a market-leading specialist in secure, monitored communications services, which help customers to benefit from automated, intelligent decisions and responses. We focus on the success of our customers and their stakeholders - lowering their costs, increasing their safety, increasing their revenue, aiding collaboration, improving the outcomes customers care about. We serve customers who have ‘mission-critical’ needs. Redcare is recognised as having a world leading platform for connecting, controlling and managing remote devices, securely transporting, storing and managing their information. We have over 25 years of experience, serving some of the largest physical security organisations in the world, who have the highest of standards. Redcare’s platform operates across a number of market applications; including alarm security, public space surveillance, financial services and building management.

Callers, clickers, and cable aficionados connect with Tele2. The pan-European telecommunications network operator provides fixed-line and mobile phone services, data transmission, and Internet access to nearly 30 million customers in 11 countries. Outside of Sweden, its top markets are Russia and the Netherlands, while nations in the Nordic, Baltic, and northern European regions round out Tele2's service area. Wireless services make up well over half of total sales. Other Tele2 units provide systems integration services (Datametrix) and cable television broadcasting (Kabelvision). Swedish investment group Investment AB Kinnevik owns 30% of the company and controls 48% of the voting rights.

Emirates Telecommunications (Etisalat) provides telecommunication services in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and beyond. The company connects about 8 million subscribers over its wireless network in the UAE and millions more across 18 countries in the Middle East, Africa, and Asia through subsidiaries and affiliates. It also provides fixed-line service, Internet access, and data service, as well as wholesale network services to other carriers. Etisalat's total subscribers for all services number more than 100 million. Its EVision unit provides digital cable TV and its E-Marine division installs and maintains submarine communications cables in the Persian Gulf. The UAE government owns about 60% of the company.

Cost-conscious companies in the UK may want to give Coms a call. The company provides broadband voice-over-IP (VoIP) telephony services in the UK, using its ComsX platform. The platform lets users make free calls over the network using almost any fully compliant IP phone. Coms also provides hosted service bundles, mobile WiFi, and personal pay-as- you-go phone service. Subsidiary VCOMM sells third-party phones and headsets. Coms sells directly to small and medium-sized businesses and through resellers. Customers include Halfords, RE/MAX, and Computer Warehouse. Chairman and founder Jason Drummond owns about 40% of Coms.

HTC, Inc. is the nation's largest telephone cooperative and the 18th largest telephone company. Founded in 1952, HTC celebrates more than 55 years of service to the community as a local communications leader.HTC offers local telephone service, long distance, Digital Wireless, Digital Cable, High-Speed Internet Access, and advanced business services such as Remote Recovery Services, HTC Headquarters Local Area Network (LAN) and Wide Area Network (WAN) design, firewall and Virtual Private Network (VPN) security.HTC Communications, LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of HTC, Inc., offers local telephone service in the city of Conway, Myrtle Beach, North Myrtle Beach, Little River, Pawleys Island and the city of Georgetown.

XETA Technologies might be there with you. XETA Technologies distributes and installs phone, messaging, and contact management systems made by Avaya and Mitel Networks, as well as data networking products made by Avaya, Cisco, and Hewlett-Packard. It sells communications equipment to the hospitality industry, including its own line of call accounting products capable of tracking phone usage data. Additionally, XETA provides network consulting and installation services and offers managed service contracts for maintenance and upgrades to Nortel systems. Its customers have included Marriott International, Pepsi, and Time Warner.

First Mobile Group Holdings distributes mobile phones and accessories to customers in the Asia/Pacific region. First Mobile Group Holdings company also has retail chains under the brand name Mobile City in Hong Kong and Malaysia. First Mobile Group's distribution network has operations across China, Hong Kong, Malaysia, the Philippines, and Taiwan. US subsidiary First Telecom USA distributes Motorola, Samsung, Sony Ericsson, Nokia and LG phones. First Mobile sold 5.8 million phones in 2007, up from 5.5 million in 2006. Executive chairman Ng Kok Hong and his spouse own about 31% of the firm. Malaysian company NKT Holdings, which is owned by executive deputy chairman Ng Kok Tai and his spouse, owns 30% of First Mobile Group.

Sage Instruments makes field test sets, automated wireless test systems, and various other test components and systems for the telecommunications and wireless test industry.Sage Instruments company specializes in VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) testing, a burgeoning area in communications test, as more telecommunications occur over Internet protocol networks, rather than the copper-wiring infrastructure of AT&T, Deutsche Telekom, France Telecom, NTT, Verizon Communications, and other telecom giants. NASA is one of the company's customers. Sage Instruments was established in 1984 by CEO Brett Mackinnon, who is the majority shareholder in the company.

GCI (Nasdaq: GNCMA) is an Alaska-based company providing voice, video and data communication services to residential, commercial and government customers. Founded in 1979, GCI introduced long-distance competition to Alaska and has since grown to be one of the nation's premier integrated telecommunication providers. The company employs 1,250 Alaskans and has a current run rate of $440 million. GCI has a 45 percent share of the state's long-distance market, and is the state's largest provider of Internet services with dial-up, cable modem, wireless, digital subscriber line (DSL) and dedicated access. Its cable television services pass 90 percent of the state's households with 65 percent penetration. Digital cable and cable modem service is available to 90 percent of its subscribers. The company offers facilities-based local telephone services in Anchorage, Fairbanks and Juneau, and has obtained a 20 percent statewide market share. GCI's services are connected through company-owned fiber optic, satellite and metropolitan area network facilities to the lower 48 states. This broadband platform is the only one of its kind in Alaska and allows the company to provide customized services to the Alaska market.

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