AAPT operate our own national voice and data network, providing Australians with great deals for phone, internet and mobile services - at home and at work. We offer a range of local and long distance voice, mobile, data and internet solutions for residential, business, government and wholesale customers. AAPT has approximately 3 per cent share of Australia’s $37 billion telecommunications market. We're one of only three Australian telecommunications providers to own and operate its own national voice and data network. Our Australian operations bring together approximately 1500 people across Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide and Canberra.

GreatCall caters to those who get the jitters using cell phones.GreatCall company offers Jitterbug easy-to-use cell phones, accessories, and services (on the Sprint network) that target the senior citizen market. Its flagship phone, the Jitterbug Dial, has a large keypad and basic features such as voicemail, speakerphone, and contact lists. The Jitterbug OneTouch model features three preprogrammed buttons for calls to a Jitterbug operator, a preset contact, and 911. GreatCall sells Jitterbug direct to consumers and through retailers that include Best Buy, RadioShack, Sears, and direct marketer firstSTREET. The privately-held company was co-founded in 2006 by chairman Arlene Harris and Martin Cooper.

Nicholville Telephone Company is an independent phone company serving a 200-square mile area of northwestern St. Lawrence County in New York. The company offers local dial- tone, long-distance service, and paging, as well as wireless mobile service from AT&T Mobility (formerly Cingular Wireless). Through its Slic.net and Slic Network Solutions subsidiaries, it provides dial-up and high-speed DSL Internet access.

Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications wants to build a better voice trap. The joint venture between Japan-based consumer electronics maker Sony and Sweden-based Ericsson combines the cell phone operations of both companies. It was established to draw on the wireless technology of Ericsson, the world's leading maker of wireless network equipment, and Sony's expertise in developing popular consumer gadgetry; the companies phased out their separately-branded phones in favor of co-developed models. Sony Ericsson is squared off against such cell phone stalwarts as Nokia and Motorola, as well as Samsung. Sony and Ericsson each own half of the venture, which was founded in 2001.

BurstNET Technologies, Inc.™ is a world-wide leader in Web Hosting and Internet Solutions. The privately held company, based in North-Eastern Pennsylvania, services clientele in over 100 countries around the world. BurstNET™ began in 1991 as a computer hardware/software retail firm and distributorship. Shortly after incorporating in late 1996, the company quickly made the transition to providing internet services. BurstNET™ established itself in the industry prior to the explosion of the web hosting market. The company has experienced exceptional growth and currently hosts 5000+ dedicated servers and co-located machines, 5000+ Virtual Private Servers (VPS), and millions of websites. The primary revenue source of the firm is derived from providing clientele with a presence on the Internet in the form of a Web site. A Web site, which consists of information and data unique to each particular client that is stored on a computer (a.k.a "server"), allows the client to make information concerning its business, operations, products and services widely available over the Internet to other Internet users. Typically, BurstNET™ provides the high-end computers where our clients' Web site information is stored on a shared basis with other clientele.

Pentek Pentek provides electronic assemblies and single- board computers for cellular phones and other wireless devices, control and imaging equipment, radar and sonar systems, satellite communications, and telecommunications, among other applications. The company's digital signal processing boards use processors manufactured by Freescale Semiconductor and Texas Instruments. Its software radio products include transceivers and digital receivers. The company was established in 1986. Pentek's ownership is evenly split between co-founders Daniel Shamah (president) and Rodger Hosking (VP).

Xtera Communications shines a light on high bandwidth. Xtera company makes fiber-optic transmission equipment used in both the terrestrial and undersea sections of telecommunications networks. Its Nu-Wave systems increase the bandwidth capacity of fiber-optic strands, making converged voice and data communications possible. Xtera also offers load balancers and traffic management devices for wide area networks.Xtera company serves wholesale telecommunications carriers and other service providers; clients have included Pacnet. Xtera has attracted investments from a wide range of private equity firms, including Accel Partners, ARCH Venture Partners, ComVentures, New Enterprise Associates, and Sevin Rosen.

CEO Jim Litton capitalized on a 30-year career in the senior management of numerous electronics firms to found NavCom Technology in 1992. Every move you make, every step you take, NavCom Technology could be watching you -- if you want it to. The Deere & Company subsidiary provides wireless and Global Positioning System (GPS) communications equipment. Its GPS technology is used for land, marine, and aeronautical uses. The company's equipment is used in surveying, construction, agriculture, and mining, among other uses. It also offers engineering consulting for precise positioning, wireless communications, and robotics, as well as the StarFire Network, a satellite-based system for precision positioning.

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.

China Mobile Communications is a wireless winner. With more than 450 million customers, it is the largest wireless network operator in the world in terms of subscribers (ahead of China Unicom at home and surpassing UK-based wireless giant Vodafone Group on the global stage). China Mobile Communications operates primarily through its publicly- listed operating subsidiary China Mobile Limited which provides wireless services under the GoTone and M-Zone brands in 31 regions of mainland China. In addition to mobile voice and data services in China, it offers international roaming access through agreements with network operators worldwide. The company is controlled by China's Ministry of Information Industry.

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