Telephonics helps its clients place calls from helicopters, among other places. The company makes communications equipment for military and commercial customers. It specializes in maritime and military surveillance and targeting radar; headsets and microphones for aerospace applications; wireless communications and audio distribution systems for military and mass transit vehicles; and electronic components to enable such functions as flight crew intercoms and video monitoring. The company's equipment is used for applications including air traffic control, missile defense guidance, and search and rescue. Clients have included the US Air Force and Lockheed Martin. Telephonics is a subsidiary of Griffon.

Boingo Wireless tries to answer a question that springs to many a traveler's mind when on the road with a computer -- "Is wireless Internet available around here?" Boingo Wireless company sells access to a global Wi-Fi network of about 100,000 public hot spots through wholesale agreements with wireless network and hot spot operators. Access is offered mainly in such venues as hotels, convention centers, airports, and restaurants, including McDonalds. Additionally, Boingo offers its roaming network and software to ISPs and managed network service providers. Fiberlink, and Verizon Business are among the company's corporate customers. Boingo was established in 2001 by chairman and Earthlink founder Sky Dayton.

i-CABLE Communications Limited was incorporated under the laws of Hong Kong in May 1999 and was listed on both The Stock Exchange of Hong Kong Limited and the Nasdaq Stock Market in the U.S. on November 24, 1999. Following the delisting from Nasdaq on June 8, 2007, our American Depositary Shares are traded in the over-the-counter markets in the United States. The Wharf (Holdings) Limited in Hong Kong remains the ultimate controlling shareholder and owns 73.8% of Company, with the balance held by the public.The Group owns and operates one of the territory's two near universal telecommunications networks; provides Pay TV service and creates its own contents that cater to local tastes. The Group also offers Broadband internet access service, media content supply and IP Point wholesale services. In addition, the group is seeking to diversify its business by investing in new products and services as part of the cross-media strategies.

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.

TelePacific is a facility based Competitive Local Exchange Carrier headquartered in downtown Los Angeles. In business and growing since 1998, the company is the largest competitor to AT&T, Verizon and CenturyLink in its California and Nevada footprint. It provides telecom services on its own switches and network infrastructure and employes more than 1,100 employees in 40 regional offices and call centers. A private company, TelePacific’s executive team has been in the public eye for decades. CEO Dick Jalkut has nearly four decades of top experience in the telecom industry. He served as president, CEO, and chairman of NYNEX Telephone Companies, which included New York Telephone, New England Telephone and the NYNEX Service and Technology companies. During his 32-year tenure with NYNEX and its predecessors, Jalkut oversaw the voice, data, Internet and usage services of NYNEX’s seven state operation.

SES AMERICOM and SES NEW SKIES have joined together to form SES WORLD SKIES. Together, we offer our customers the benefit of our pooled experience and innovative approach to provide you with the tailored solutions for your satellite communications needs. Our 28 satellites span the globe, covering 99.9% of the Earth’s surface and our engineering, product innovations and technical solutions help you to fulfill your ambitions. Overall, our focus is on you, our customer, regardless of where you are located. Building upon our joint heritage, we are dedicated to serving your needs with professionalism, flexibility, innovative solutions and a deep understanding of your vision.

China Techfaith Wireless Communication Technology Limited, together with its subsidiaries, operates as an original developed products provider that is focused on the original design and development of handsets, and sale of finished products in the People's Republic of China and internationally. The company offers feature phones and smart phones, wireless modules, and other electronic components, which include data cards, printed circuit board assemblies, and wireless software and applications; and mobile handset design services based on existing platforms and new platforms, as well as successor model design. It also develops mobile game services and mobile phone game design services to the manufacturers of branded mobile phones; and online games, including MMORPG games. The company sells its products and services directly to mobile handset brand owners. It has a joint venture with QUALCOMM to develop application software for wireless devices. The company was founded in 2002 and is based in Beijing, the People's Republic of China.

As the physical infrastructure for the Internet grows, so grows Radiall. The company manufactures electronic components for the aerospace, military equipment, telecommunications, and automotive industries. It makes antennas and microwave components (attenuators, couplers, terminations) for wireless networks and connectors for fiber-optic and coaxial networks. The company's rack and panel connectors are standard components used by aerospace giants Airbus and Boeing; other clients include Alcatel and Continental. Radiall also offers radio-frequency base stations for mobile networks. The Gattaz family founded Radiall in 1952 and still controls it. Nearly half of sales come from Europe.

KiloLambda Technologies, Ltd. was founded in 2001, offers a variety of power control devices, including optical limiters, fuses, and terminators. It also makes optical pulse generators and other light sources, as well as proximity sensors. The company touts its devices as protecting electronic gear from power surges. Molex has packaged KiloLambda components into LC-plug attenuators, replacing standard fixed attenuators in controlling optical power. KiloLambda carries out research at its facility in Israel; its investors include Yozma Group and Skypoint Capital. It wouldn't kill you to know that KiloLambda Technologies makes optical components used in telecommunications, medical, and military applications.

Sepura talks the radio talk, and walks the radio walk. One of the top manufacturers in its industry, Sepura makes digital commercial two-way TETRA (Terrestrial Trunked Radio) radios used by emergency and police personnel, the military, and transportation agencies. The radios, informally known as walkie-talkies, are used on TETRA networks in about 90 countries, particularly in Europe, Asia, and South America. In addition to ambulance, fire, and other emergency responders, the company's customers include commercial users such as Air France, Saudi Electricity Company, and Russian Railways; all in all, the company serves more than 800 organizations. CEO Graham Matthews and other investors co- founded Sepura in 2002.

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