Astron Wireless Technologies designs, manufactures, and installs communications antennas for rooftop, in-building, mobile, and tower applications. Astron Wireless Technologies provides custom product design and development services for larger equipment makers and it manufactures its own electronic goods primarily for military and commercial use. Astron specializes in antennas used for wireless data and voice networking, portable communications, and satellite transmission among other applications. Astron Wireless has served such clients as the US Army.Astron Wireless Technologies also offers electronic tagging and barcoding systems used to automate data collection activities related primarily to manufacturing and distribution.

Transatel targets travelers. The company offers discounted international wireless phone services aimed at European frequent travelers. As a mobile virtual network operator (MVNO), it resells the service under its own brand but delivers it through other carriers' networks. The company's proprietary smart chip turns all international calls -- incoming and outgoing -- into domestic calls. Since its start in 2000, Transatel has expanded beyond its French roots to operations in Belgium, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, and the UK. Investors in the company include a French government agency that invests in young businesses and the venture capital firm Pyramid Technology Ventures.

SITA is the world's leading specialist in air transport communications and IT solutions They deliver and manage business solutions for airline, airport, GDS, government and other customers over the world's most extensive network, which forms the communications backbone of the global air transport industry.Created and owned by the air transport community, SITA is the community's dedicated partner for information and communications technology. As a team of industry experts, our know-how is based on working with customers across the global air transport community. Almost every airline and airport in the world does business with SITA.

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.

Digital Telecommunications Philippines, Inc. (“DIGITEL”) is a member of the JG Summit Group, one of the largest conglomerates in the Philippines with business interests in airline (Cebu Pacific), banking (Robinsons Savings Bank), food & beverage (Universal Robina Corporation), petrochemicals (JG Summit Petrochemical), property (Robinsons Land), publishing (Summit Media), and telecommunications (DIGITEL & Sun Cellular).Since August 1987, DIGITEL has led the telecommunications industry in the Philippines by providing the most innovative and best value products and services to its customers.

Telekom Malaysia (TM) has fixed its sights on domestic service. The company provides consumers and businesses with domestic fixed-line voice, data, and broadband service. The majority of the company's business comes from domestic retail services, which include business and residential voice, data services such as VPNs, and managed network services including conferencing. It also provides wholesale services such as bandwidth provisioning. The company's Global Business unit provides fiber optic and satellite connectivity outside of Malaysia. TM spun off its mobile business in 2008.

TowerCo was founded in 2004 by industry veterans Richard Byrne, Chief Executive Officer, and Scot Lloyd, Chief Operating Officer, along with Tailwind Capital. They envisioned a pure-play tower company with the straightforward mission of meeting the infrastructure needs of wireless service providers. TowerCo is the fifth largest independent tower company, owning and leasing more that 3,200 communication towers in 47 states and Puerto Rico and has exclusive contracts to build towers directly for carriers throughout the country.In December 2005 Soros Strategic Partners invested in TowerCo and in September 2008, Vulcan Capital and Altpoint Capital Partners (formerly Stonetower Capital) became equity partners. TowerCo is based in Cary, NC and has an office in Irvine, CA.

Even the stars can benefit from Telestial when they travel abroad. The company offers pre-paid wireless telecommunications products and services to businesses in North America and recreational travelers. Partnering with local carriers around the globe, Telestial offers telecom services for use in over 140 countries, including international long-distance and mobile wireless service utilizing GSM (global services for mobile communications) networks.

Bell Mobility is in a nip-and-tuck struggle for the top wireless carrier spot. Bell Mobility company provides mobile voice, data, and broadband Internet services to about 6 million customers, primarily in eastern Canada, under the Bell Mobility and Solo Mobile brands. It also markets services in other regions under the Virgin brand through subsidiary Virgin Mobile Canada which operates in partnership with Virgin Group. The company's products and services are made available through a network of dealers and retail outlets, including its own TotalCom stores. Bell Mobility accounts for about one-quarter of sales for its parent company BCE, Canada's largest telecommunications company.

If you're calling Qatar, you're calling Qtel. Qatar Telecom, commonly known as Qtel, is the exclusive provider of telecommunications services in the small Persian Gulf country. Qtel provides wireline and wireless communications, including national and international long-distance calling, Internet access, and cable television services to nearly 58 million subscribers in 17 countries. The company's joint ventures include Nawras, through which it offers mobile telephone service in Oman, and NavLink, a managed data services venture with AT&T serving businesses in the Middle East. Qatar's government partially privatized Qtel in 1998 by selling a 45% of the company but still retains a 55% stake.

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