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.

Texas businesses call on WalkerCom for their phone and data communications systems needs. Founded in 1987, WalkerCom company sells, installs, and services telecommunications equipment from suppliers including Avaya, Polycom, and Plantronics. It deals in such products as network routers, wireless phones, cabling, and software. WalkerCom specializes in equipment for Applications including corporate messaging, call centers, wide area networking, and video conferencing.

Virgin Mobile USA provides voice and data wireless communications services to about 5 million subscribers across the US under on the Virgin banner and over Sprint Nextel's network. Targeting the youth market with value- oriented pricing, flexible calling plans, and stylish phones, the company offers mobile products and services intended to appeal to consumers under age 35. Virgin Mobile USA sells its phones with pre-paid and pay-as-you-go service plans through about 40,000 third-party retail stores, including Best Buy, Target, and Wal-Mart. Without a network to call its own, the company concentrates on sales and marketing. Virgin Mobile USA was acquired in late 2009 by Sprint Nextel for about $483 million.

Vitec Group Communications is the umbrella organization over UK-based Drake Electronics and US-based Clear-Com Communications. The company designs and supplies products used to construct intercom systems for use in air traffic control systems; simulation and testing environments; radio, television, and satellite broadcasting; live-performance venues; and other commercial setting, including hospitals, factories, and cruise ships. Customers include the BBC, Harpo Productions, and the Alexandrisky Theatre in Russia. Vitec, a unit of The Vitec Group, also provides services such as consulting, engineering, training, and support.

Rauland-Borg dates back to 1922; Rauland-Borg Corporation joined with Borg-Warner (now BorgWarner) in 1948 to become Rauland-Borg. Rauland-Borg Corporation company is owned by the founding Rauland family. Rauland-Borg helps open up communications, whether you're in the hospital, in prison, or in school. Rauland-Borg Corporation makes integrated communications systems, incorporating handsets, intercoms, software, and other elements. Rauland-Borg has three main product lines: Responder, for use by nurses and other staff in health care; Telecenter, for school buildings and school- district administration; and SecurePlex Systems, for correctional facilities. The Telecenter system allows users to stream video throughout a school from a central console.

Hrvatske telekomunikacije (which also does business as Croatian Telecom under the T-Mobile Hrvatska and T-Hrvatski Telekom brands) provides fixed-line (1.5 million subscribers), mobile (2.8 million), international long- distance, high-speed Internet (more than 500,000), and business data networking services in Croatia. A subsidiary of Deutsche Telekom, it is the largest provider of telecommunications services to the country. Wired network and broadband services are offered under the T-Com brand and wireless services fall under the T-Mobile banner. Deutsche Telekom owns 51% of the company's shares.

Franklin Wireless Corp. is a leading wireless broadband high-speed data communications products provider and the first to introduce a dongle USB Modem functioning on the CDMA technology in the United States. At Franklin Wireless Corp., we design and market broadband high-speed data communication products, such as 3rd Generation wireless module and modems. Franklin is dedicated to serving the global wireless community by becoming a leading developer/marketer of wireless communications devices and enabling technologies, as well as an applications provider catering to the dynamic needs of its customers, global wireless carriers. Franklin 's wireless data products include wireless USB modems, PC cards, embedded modules, and standalone broadband modems used for high-speed data services.Franklin focuses on wireless broadband USB modems, which provides a flexible way for wireless subscribers to connect to the wireless broadband network with any laptop, table PC or desktop USB port without PC card slot. The Company's wireless products are based on Evolution Data Optimized technology ("EV-DO technology") of Code Division Multiple Access ("CDMA"), which is a wireless radio broadband data standard adopted by many CDMA mobile service providers; and enable end users to send and receive email with large file attachments, play interactive games, receive, send and download high resolution picture, video, and music contents. In addition, as a wireless technologies/applications provider, Franklin offers services designed to meet specific needs of each of its customers.

Telebyte manufactures data communications equipment for both copper and fiber-optic networks. Its product line includes modems, surge protectors, interface converters, and other local-area networking products. The company also makes local loop simulators used to test DSL modems and multiplexers. Telebyte sells directly and through resellers and distributors.

Hitachi Kokusai Electric is all about technology that moves. Hitachi Kokusai Electric company developed Japan's first mobile phone for cars in 1963 and today makes wireless communications and broadcasting equipment -- from radio intercoms, antennas, and cordless phones to TV transmitters and receivers, amplifiers, and surveillance cameras. Hitachi Kokusai Electric company runs four manufacturing facilities in Japan, one of which makes semiconductor production machinery for Intel, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing, and other chip makers around the world. Most of Hitachi's Kokusai Electric's sales are to customers in Japan.

Look provided high-speed and dial-up Internet services (both wireless and wireline), as well as wireless digital television services to about 50,000 residential and businesses customers. The company primarily served customers in major cities in the provinces of Ontario and Quebec. Long unprofitable, Look in 2009 sold its spectrum and broadcast license to a joint venture of Bell Canada and Rogers Communications, and it sold its ISP business to Telnet Communications. The company also discontinued its pay television services in 2009. Look's board of directors, CEO, and CFO resigned in 2010. The board of the company's controlling shareholder Unique Broadband Systems (UBS), took control of the company following the exodus.

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