Vonage (NYSE: VG) is a software technology company that enables high-quality voice and messaging services across multiple devices and locations over broadband networks. Our award winning technology serves approximately 2.4 million subscribers. We provide feature-rich, affordable communication solutions that offer flexibility, portability and ease-of-use. They Vonage World plan offers free unlimited calling to landline phones in all cities and locations in more than 60 countries with popular features like call waiting, call forwarding and voicemail — for one low, flat monthly rate.

Digicel Jamaica keeps its citizens connected by mobile phone. The wireless telecommunications company offers popular mobile phones such as Blackberry and Nokia models, mobile phone plans covering voice, messaging, and data, as well as the fastest 4G wireless broadband Internet service in Jamaica. Mobile phones are sold through the Digicel website and through partner retail stores across the country. From Negril to St. Thomas, Digicel Jamaica's service covers about 99% of the population. The company is a subsidiary of Bermuda-incorporated holding company Digicel Group Limited, which boasts about 11 million customers across more than 30 markets in the Caribbean, Central America, and the Pacific.

When you wish upon StarHub, you can rest assured a full array of telecommunications offerings will be at your disposal. The Singapore-based company provides a variety of fixed-line and wireless communications services, including mobile phone, cable TV, Internet access, and residential and commercial fixed-line voice services. StarHub commands more than 30% of Singapore's mobile phone market, making it the fastest-growing mobile operator in the country, while its cable TV services can be found in nearly 500,000 homes. Its major shareholders include Singapore Technologies Telemedia, NTT Communications, and Media Corporation of Singapore.

As a former maker of doll's eyes, Panorama Antennas really has a bird's-eye view of the wireless communications market. The company was founded after WWII and now manufactures products used to build wireless communications networks. It sells its wireless equipment primarily to communications and electronics manufacturers. The company's antennas, adaptors, and associated hardware are used in voice and data network applications including cellular, GPS, mobile radio, LAN and WAN.

Spacenet designs, develops, and manages services for wireline and wireless broadband network solutions. Our high- performance communications solutions meet the needs of business, government and industrial organizations that require fast, flexible, and geographically dispersed two-way Internet or private access. Utilizing nearly 30 years of industry leading experience, Spacenet serves more than 100,000 customer locations. With our unique blend of technology leadership, solution innovation, and customer intimacy, Spacenet clients benefit from high reliability and performance, ease of installation and nationwide availability.

Palm, once a leading provider of handheld computers, now develops and markets Internet-enabled mobile phones (known as smartphones). Its product line focuses on the Pre and Pixi wireless devices, which use Palm's webOS mobile operating system software. webOS is designed to wirelessly access the Web and take advantage of the phones' touchscreen interface. The company sells directly and through partnerships with such wireless carriers as AT&T, Sprint Nextel, and Verizon Wireless, as well as other distributors and retailers. While its products are sold globally, the majority of its revenue is made in the US. In 2010 Palm was acquired by top global computer maker Hewlett-Packard for about $1.2 billion.

Brightstar was founded in 1997 by CEO Marcelo Claure. Brightstar is hoping to outshine rival telecom distributor Brightpoint. The company distributes wireless products such as cell phones and accessories, wireless data equipment, and prepaid wireless products. Brightstar offers inventory management, logistics, fulfillment, customized packaging, and assembly services, as well as supply chain and reverse logistics services. It distributes cell phones made by Motorola, Kyocera, Samsung, LG, and Sony Ericsson, among others. With operations in more than 45 countries, the company serves network operators, retailers, and resellers in the Americas, Europe, and the Asia/Pacific region.

Hatteras Networks Inc. company is backed by venture firms Columbia Capital, ComVentures, Globespan, and Grotech. Named for the lighthouse at Cape Hatteras, North Carolina, Hatteras Networks makes telecommunications switching equipment for service providers that enables delivery of broadband Ethernet services. The company's products are used in the "last mile" of a communications network, from a provider's local switching facility to the end user and designed to reduce the need for expensive fiber-optic installations. Hatteras has served such network operators as Expedient Communications and Atlantic Telephone, as well as financial services providers including CTS Strategic Investments.

Ambient wants to put real power behind communications. Ambient company develops technology that allows power lines to serve as high-speed data communications networks. Ambient's products -- including nodes, couplers, and network management software -- utilize Broadband over Power Line (BPL) and other technologies to create advanced power grids (also known as smart grids) with two-way communication capabilities. Its systems are designed to be used by utility companies for such applications as demand management, direct load control, meter reading, and real-time pricing. Ambient has partnerships with utilities such as Con Ed and Duke Energy to develop its technology.

Not all calls serviced by CloseCall America are of the near miss variety. The company is a telecommunications reseller offering voice and Internet services to primarily to residential customers in the Northeast and Midwest through agreements AT&T and Verizon. Its services include traditional local and long-distance telephone, DSL Internet access, wireless phone, and Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) computer telephony. CloseCall operates primarily in Delaware, Indiana, Maryland, New Jersey, Ohio, and Wisconsin. A subsidiary of MobilePro, the company agreed to be acquired by Birch Communications in 2010.

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