SOFTBANK MOBILE is one of the leading wireless carriers in Japan where industry stalwarts NTT DoCoMo and KDDI preside in the mobile space. The mobile communications company provides wireless voice, data, and Internet services under the White and S! brands to about 20 million subscribers throughout the island nation. It also serves about 16 million customers with wireless Internet connections. SOFTBANK MOBILE distributes wireless handsets and accessories made by a range of mobile device manufacturers including Nokia, Panasonic, and Toshiba. The company is a subsidiary of investment firm SOFTBANK CORP which owns stakes in about 60 companies.

Founded in 1999 as Laurel Networks by former employees of Fore Systems, ECI company was acquired by ECI Telecom in 2005 for $88 million. ECI Telecom Data Networking Division, a business unit of networking and switching equipment maker ECI Telecom, provides edge routing equipment. The company's ST-series routers are used by cable system operators, ISPs, and telecommunications carriers to provide data, video, and voice services, such as Internet protocol television (IPTV) and VoIP. The products, which combine switching and routing functions, are compatible with a variety of network connection methods, including virtual private network (VPN), ATM, frame relay, and Ethernet.

SCOTTY Group (formerly Motion Media) designs and develops video and audio telecommunications systems used to enable broadcasting, distance learning, videoconferencing, and security services among others. In addition to corporate clients, the company serves consumers, government agencies, educational institutions, healthcare providers, and security and surveillance organizations. Customers include BT Group, Orange, Vodafone Group, Ericsson, Sprint, FOX News Network, and the US Veterans Administration. SCOTTY Group operates from subsidiaries and offices in Asia, the UK, and the US.

CoCo Communications is good to have around in an emergency. The company develops networking equipment (Mesh Routers) and software (CoCo Node) designed to help first responders (police, fire fighters, and emergency medical personnel) communicate more effectively. Its products bridge technical gaps between varying communications systems enabling users to transmit voice, video, and data over multiple networks. CoCo's technology links public safety networks, commercial carrier lines, the Internet, and satellite networks. Clients have included local, state, and federal agencies in the US such as the Coast Guard and the Transporation Security Administration. CoCo has satellite offices in Dallas, Texas and Laurel, Maryland.

InterDigital, Inc. engages in the design and development of digital wireless technologies for use in cellular and wireless IEEE 802 related products. It also develops solutions for enhancing bandwidth availability and network capacity, wireless security and seamless connectivity, and mobility across networks and devices. In addition, the company licenses its technologies and mobile broadband modem solutions (modem IP, know-how, and reference platforms) to mobile device manufacturers, semiconductor companies, and other equipment producers that manufacture, use, and sell digital cellular products. InterDigital’s solutions are incorporated in various products, including mobile devices, such as cellular phones, wireless personal digital assistants and notebook computers, and data cards; base stations and other wireless infrastructure equipment; and components for wireless devices. The company was founded in 1972 and is headquartered in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania.

Founded in 1989 and based near London’s Heathrow airport, Metrodata is a UK designer and manufacturer of datacoms hardware for Fixed line, Enterprise, Carrier and Satellite networks. Specialising in interoperability and interconnectivity, Metrodata offers a range of Standard, Niche and System Integration products. These include Media converters, Interface converters, Fibre converters, Ethernet extenders and ATM products. Other specialist products resolve high data rate problems and exacting clocking requirements e.g. as found in backhaul applications and satellite networks. Metrodata also provides COTS products to the commercial, government and defence sectors, as well as developing turnkey products to specific customer requirements

Tricell, Inc. is a distributor of cell phones and other handheld communications products.Tricell, Inc.company provides wholesalers in the UK, Europe, Middle East, Asia, and the US with products made by Kyocera, Motorola, NEC, Nokia, Samsung, Siemens, and Sony Ericsson. Tricell Distribution, the company's logistics and support unit, supplies network services and hardware to wireless goods dealers and call centers in the UK. Tricell Distribution has licensing agreements with Vodafone and the Guardline Group. Tricell, Inc. bought distributor Ace Telecom in 2004 and N2J Limited for cash-and-stock in August 2006. Former CEO Andre Salt founded Tricell in 1999 and stepped down in 2006.

The Greek affiliate of UK-based wireless phone giant Vodafone Group, Vodafone-Panafon (also known as Vodafone Greece) offers mobile telecommunications services to about 4 million subscribers. The company's services include Internet access (provided under the Vodafone NET brand), wireless data services including text and multimedia messages, multimedia such as games, music, news, and entertainment programming (Vodafone live!). Vodafone-Panafon sells its services and distributes cell phones from about 400 retail locations and online.

WILLCOM provides wireless data and voice services to corporate and consumer customers in Japan. The company launched its service in 1995 and is the largest operator employing Personal Handyphone System (PHS) technology. PHS is a kind of stripped-down cellular service with relatively low charges; the technology was developed in Japan and most of its users live in Japan and China. A former subsidiary of KDDI, WILLCOM provides mobile service nationwide in Japan, serving more than 4 million subscribers. The Carlyle Group owns 60% of WILLCOM; Kyocera holds 30% and KDDI 10%. Burdened with debt of more than $2 billion, WILLCOM filed for bankruptcy protection from creditors in 2010.

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