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Picked up 95k shares. Not much cash here lately.
LMDS can crank it up. 1G may be a backhaul speed.
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=56915653
Why would 4000% dilution in 2 years concern you?
OS - 1,192,247,882
I would like to see a PR today or tomorrow with details of the MeshGlobal project or explaining the delay.
NEWS - Physicians Healthcare Management Group Announces Spin Off of Phyhealth
Corporation Into New Standalone, Fully Reporting Public Company Restructuring
Designed to Enhance Capital Structure and Provide Clean Vehicle to Support
Planned Growth
MIAMI, Nov. 22, 2010 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- Physicians Healthcare
Management Group, Inc. ("PHYH") (Pink Sheets: PHYH), today announced
that it has spun-off Phyhealth Corporation ("Phyhealth"), formerly a
wholly owned subsidiary of PHYH, into a standalone, fully reporting public
company that will be traded under the symbol PYHH on the Over-the-Counter
"OTCQB", Exchange, the middle tier of the OTC market reserved for SEC
registered and reporting companies. Following the spin-off, both Phyhealth and
PHYH will be independent, publicly traded companies. PHYH will continue to be
traded on the Over-the-Counter Pink Sheets.
As a result of the spin-off, all PHYH's common and preferred shareholders will
receive one (1) share of Phyhealth for every fifty (50) shares of PHYH held as
of November 8, 2010. Phyhealth expects to issue 3,131,599 common shares,
3,240,008 Series A Preferred Convertible Shares and 622,332 Series B Preferred
Convertible Shares to the PHYH shareholders on a prorata basis. PHYH will retain
3,472,713 shares of Phyhealth common stock.
As a result of the spin-off, Phyhealth will assume all the businesses, assets
and liabilities of PHYH and accordingly, PHYH post-spin-off will have no
business, assets or liabilities other than the equity interest in the newly
spun-off Phyhealth and $50,000 in cash.
Robert Trinka, Phyhealth's CEO, stated, "After more than a year in process,
we are pleased the spin-off registration has been declared effective on November
9, 2010. We are very excited about the opportunities the company can now pursue
under the new structure. Given the initiatives we have underway, we believe this
restructuring will enhance our capital structure for the benefit of investors
and better enable us to seize upon the opportunities in the fast-evolving
healthcare market place."
"As a result of the restructuring, our business model remains unchanged, and
consists of developing community health plans in partnership with physicians.
The restructuring removes a barrier for obtaining regulatory approval to receive
an HMO Certificate of Authority and gives us a platform on which the Company can
raise the additional funds needed to implement our community health plan
model."
Phyhealth also offers, through its subsidiary, Phyhealth Underwriters, Inc.
("Underwriters") and its affiliate Physhield Insurance Exchange, a Risk
Retention Group ("Physhield"), medical professional liability insurance
(medical malpractice) to physicians.
Mr. Trinka continued, "Complementary to our community health plan model, we
are marketing our Physhield medical malpractice insurance program aimed at
qualified physicians and physician groups. The Physhield program provides an
immediate revenue opportunity, and we plan to develop Physhield as an
independent business segment. Physhield has now been registered and authorized
to do business in Maryland, the District of Columbia, Nevada, Texas, California
and Florida. We are aggressively marketing Physhield in Maryland and DC through
our Managing General Agent, Palumbo & Associates. We are pleased with the strong
early response to our marketing initiative and expect to underwrite physicians
and generate premium revenue in the first quarter of 2011."
The trading of PYHH stock is expected to begin shortly through Spartan
Securities Group, Ltd., the initial market maker. All stockholders and their
brokers are encouraged to contact Mr. Harry Jameson, Managing Partner, directly
at 727-502-0508 concerning PYHH transactions.
Investors are encouraged to review the company's Form 424B3 filed with the
Securities and Exchange Commission on November 12, 2010. The filing is available
in its entirety at:
http://sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1472174/000147793210000849/phyhealth_424b3.htm
About Physicians Healthcare Management Group, Inc.
Phyhealth develops fully integrated healthcare organizations in partnership with
physicians. Phyhealth Plans are designed to preserve the physician-patient
relationship and deliver high-quality affordable healthcare within its selected
communities. Phyhealth offers a turnkey, prepaid health plan solution to
physicians for their individual patients who prefer to choose their own doctor
and who make their own healthcare insurance purchasing decisions. Phyhealth
Plans are unique in integrating all aspects of the delivery and financing of
care, including providing medical liability insurance protection through
Physhield Insurance Exchange, Phyhealth's exclusive risk retention group. The
Phyhealth model empowers physicians to proactively manage their patient's
general health and medical care and enhances physician financial rewards by
increasing practice revenues, reducing expenses and restoring the economic value
(equity) of their medical practices. Phyhealth Underwriters is the
attorney-in-fact for Physhield and has a long-term agreement with Physhield to
manage its operations. Additional information is available at:
http://www.phyhealth.com.
Forward-Looking Statements
This press release contains statements, which may constitute
"forward-looking statements" within the meaning of the Securities Act of
1933 and the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended by the Private
Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Those statements include statements
regarding the intent, belief or current expectations of Physicians Healthcare
Management Group, Inc., and members of its management as well as the assumptions
on which such statements are based. Prospective investors are cautioned that any
such forward-looking statements are not guarantees of future performance and
involve risks and uncertainties, and that actual results may differ materially
from those contemplated by such forward-looking statements. The Company
undertakes no obligation to update or revise forward-looking statements to
reflect changed assumptions, the occurrence of unanticipated events or changes
to future operating results.
SOURCE Physicians Healthcare Management Group, Inc.
Looks like Discovery will be a reseller. Nice find.
End user devices?
Does anyone else have PHYH showing up twice in their accounts today?
Article about a small white space competitor - let's go get'em!
Start-up's goal: Wire, hire, use space at old Jacksonville library
Nov 09, 2010 (The Florida Times-Union - McClatchy-Tribune Information Services via COMTEX) -- A win-win-win scenario was laid out Monday afternoon at the old downtown library: well-paying jobs downtown, affordable Internet access to those who can't afford it now and a vital piece in moving the library redevelopment ahead.
At a presentation in front of about 40 people, officials of Ringtail Technology, a Jacksonville-based start-up, unveiled its product: a wireless encoder that provides Internet, television and telephone services at a lower price than existing cable technology. Ryan Younger, the CEO, said the company is looking at charging about $50 for all three.
As a demonstration, Ringtail had three TVs, a computer and a telephone operating on signals beamed in from Third and Main in Springfield.
The primary target audience is poor and unserved markets, including overseas, he said. But the company does plan to launch it in Jacksonville, perhaps as soon as next year.
Younger said he expects the company to have raised $5 million by the end of this month, which is enough to get the company under way. And one of the places they're considering setting up shop is Haydon Burns Library, which has been vacant for five years.
If they move there, the company would take the entire third floor, said Bill Cesery, a developer and one of building's owners.
Younger said Ringtail would open with 50-75 employees doing sales, marketing, administration and programming work. The jobs would be in the $80,000-$100,000 range and could eventually grow to about 300 employees.
The device, about 12 by 5 by 1 inch, would be assembled here with parts made overseas. That assembly, which might be done in the library's basement, could start with 100-150 jobs paying $40,000-$45,000, Younger said. He also said they're considering Cecil Field. With Ringtail for a tenant, Cesery said that would put him in position to apply for a Small Business Administration loan to finance the renovation of the 125,000-square-foot building.
The only definite tenant he has so far is a nightclub planned by partners Matt Richardson and Michael Yokan. Work on the club has already begun, and Richardson said it would be on two levels with bowling, a full-service restaurant and concert space for a crowd of 1,500-2,000.
The library location and the company's full funding are not definite. Among other funding sources, Ringtail hopes to qualify for the Qualified Target Industry Tax Refund, a state program that could pay the company as much as $8,000 per employee.
The technology uses what's called white space, the unused spectrum between TV channels. The Federal Communications Commission agreed in 2008 to open the space to unlicensed users and in September voted to allow providers and manufacturers to make devices to use it.
The signal can be sent from existing cell phone towers.
The company got its start in Belize, in an attempt to provide Internet, TV and phone to the poor and rural people there.
"But we had some problems with the government," Younger said. "And that didn't work out." Chris Chaleki, the chief technology officer, said the technology they use exists elsewhere, but at three times the price. The key, he said, was designing encoding software to make it financially feasible.
The video quality, he said, isn't quite as good as Dish TV or cable, but it was designed for those who either can't afford or don't have access to traditional providers.
"We can't compete with the big boys on that," he said. "But the question we worked with was, 'Is it acceptable?'" Much of Monday's presentation was about bringing the Internet to those who can't afford it.
Lynn Griffin, operations manager of the Hollybrook Homes Apartments on King Street, said Ringtail has been used for the past six months in the complex's computer lab and that the signal has been as good as the T1 line the complex had before that.
The goal, he said, is to get Ringtail in each of the 182 units.
http://4g-wirelessevolution.tmcnet.com/wimax/news/2010/11/09/5124438.htm
T-Mobile renames upgraded 3G network '4G'
Sprint Nextel Corp. and Verizon Wireless are building wireless data networks using new technologies that the industry calls fourth-generation, or 4G. Not to be outdone, T-Mobile USA launched a campaign this week that calls its own upgraded network "4G."
T-Mobile's network is based on what the rest of the industry considers 3G technology. But T-Mobile says calling it 4G is justified because downloads are as fast as the new 4G networks.
"When consumers look at 4G ... if you ask nine of ten, they'll say it's about the speed," T-Mobile spokesman Reid Walker said.
Previously, T-Mobile has referred to the network as "offering 4G speeds," but it's giving up that qualification to call it "America's Largest 4G Network" in TV ads that started Tuesday evening.
http://www.pittsburghlive.com/x/pittsburghtrib/business/s_707741.html
It sounds like a package deal, especially since 'engineering and deployment' is included. Perhaps an existing carrier with personnel in place.
“Our 4G strategy is WiMAX, full stop,” said Dan Hesse, CEO of Overland Park, Kan.-based mobile phone company Sprint. In an interview, Hesse, a 33-year veteran of the telecom industry, said people should ignore all the talk about Sprint switching to LTE.
In this second part of a three-part interview series, Hesse addresses Sprint’s next-generation wireless broadband options, the future of Clearwire and what it plans to do with the spectrum that will free up when the company eventually shuts down Nextel’s iDen network.
“When we had the opportunity to move into 4G, WiMAX was the only 4G interface, and it was perfect with the spectrum we owned (2.5 GHz),” said Hesse. That early move gives his company an advantage over its competitors, which are going to be rolling out their 4G networks later this year or next year. “We moved to establish the network because we didn’t want to wait, and we believe that being first to the market is an advantage.”
Sprint later merged its spectrum with that of Clearwire, which now provides the 4G pipe. So what about these LTE trials being run by Clearwire? “We have so much spectrum that we decided to do tests so in case we have multi-modal phones with other air interfaces, we can add LTE on top of WiMAX and run both networks,” he said. “We have not announced a decision to put LTE anywhere in our network, and we are not intending to. Our 4G strategy is WiMAX, full stop!”
http://gigaom.com/2010/10/29/sprint-ceo-dan-hesse-on-clearwire-lte-wimax/
Very interesting. The same tech can be utilized at the national level by Home Land Security for first responders.
Faster then the speed of light?
MDGC's first commercial?
http://au.news.yahoo.com/a/-/mp/8205080/time-traveller-caught-at-1928-chaplin-film-premiere/
Thanks to the rapidly growing mobile market, the Communications Equipment industry is ripe with growth prospects. As service providers update their services to accommodate the trend towards smartphones, communication equipment providers have seen demand for their top lines grow due to their specialty in the upgrade and maintenance of the wireless network infrastructure. With such growth potential throughout the industry, companies are fighting harder than ever to secure their respective niches, and this has led to multiple patent infringement cases in the last year.
At the moment there is massive demand for mobile internet, which is only likely to grow going forward. As telecom customers look for smooth transitions to 3G or 4G networks, service providers are trying to cope with the resulting large increases in network traffic. Tellabs has zoned in on this growth driver, and management has claimed throughout the year that it is focused on growth areas in so-called mobile "backhaul solutions."
The Communication Equipment industry has seen a number of peer-to-peer patent infringement lawsuits recently in attempts by companies to slowdown their rivals. Earlier this month, Wi-LAN Chief Executive Jim Skippen said the company won't hesitate to assert its intellectual property rights, and sued Alcatel-Lucent, alleging infringement of a different set of wireless patents. Wi-LAN holds hundreds of wireless patents.
http://pr-usa.net/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=522040&Itemid=30
Smartphone sales are exploding, which poses long-term questions about wireless network capacity as users show a willingness to pay for ever-bigger data plans.
The pace of smartphone shipments is "extraordinary," jumping by 50 per cent in the second quarter of 2010 over the same quarter in 2009, ABI Research said on Tuesday.
"We're seeing ridiculous growth in smartphones," said ABI analyst Michael Morgan in an interview.
ABI calculated that smartphones made up 19 per cent of all wireless phones that shipped to carriers in the second quarter of this year. Morgan said ABI estimates that smartphones will account for 40 per cent of all wireless phones shipped by 2016, he said.
According to ABI, 61.8 million smartphones, such as the iPhone 4 and the HTC Droid Incredible running the Android OS, shipped in the second quarter. About 321.2 million cell phones of all types shipped in the quarter, Morgan said.
In the second quarter of 2009, ABI said that manufacturers shipped 269.1 million cell phones, including 41.4 million smartphones. The smartphone shipments were 50 per cent higher than the year-earlier quarter and 12 per cent higher than the first quarter of 2010, Morgan added.
Morgan predicted smartphone growth will continue to surge to about 77 million-plus in the current third quarter, or 23 per cent higher than the previous period.
ABI did say it wonders how long such smartphone growth can last, especially with widely reported network capacity problems that the researcher says is "sucking the value out" of the mobile market.
LTE, a 4G wireless technology that uses wireless spectrum more efficiently, should arrive in the U.S. on Verizon Wireless networks later this year and on AT&T's in 2011, Morgan noted. Metro PCS has already launched LTE in three markets and Wimax 4G is in the process of being deployed by Sprint Nextel and Clearwire in U.S. 55 markets.
Tiered pricing plans for heavy data users with smartphones have emerged in the last six months in the U.S., limiting the "all-you-can-eat" users, but ultimately raising further questions about supply and demand for data capacity, Morgan added. "Smartphones are hitting the networks and pulling more data and doing more than ever before," Morgan said.
Morgan also noted that carriers in the U.S. are selling more smartphones than their networks can support. "When it comes to carriers, the decisions are coming from the marketing and business folks who do the advertising and sales to customers, so all they care about is loading the cart and forgetting the horse," he said.
The horse in Morgan's metaphor is the network, managed by the carriers' network engineers "who are viewed as a cost center and are not driving the high-level decision-making." He said carriers are trying to get as many customers on data plans as they can and "putting in as little as possible toward network improvements," even with many billions of dollars being spent on network growth a year.
"Unfortunately, this smartphone growth is so fast that the carriers need to worry about the horse, especially in the U.S.," Morgan said.
http://www.pcworld.idg.com.au/article/365756/smartphone_shipments_explode_raising_capacity_questions/
Fleshing out what constitutes a 3G versus a 4G wireless technology is like trying to objectively quantify whether Coke or Pepsi is the superior beverage -- but for what it's worth, the UN's ITU is widely recognized as the closest thing we have to a final word (on the Gs, that is, not the colas).
They've just issued a press release stating that of six technologies nominated for IMT-Advanced (the formal name for 4G) certification, just two have emerged victorious: 802.16m WiMAX 2 -- also known as WirelessMAN-Advanced -- and LTE-Advanced. That would leave Sprint, Verizon, and everyone else currently deploying WiMAX and LTE technically false in advertising their latest-generation services as "4G," though with so many technologies crowding the 3G space, we can't necessarily blame them; heck, even EDGE and CDMA2000 without EV-DO technically qualify as 3G in the eyes of the ITU, so yeah, the situation is really just as muddled as ever.
For what it's worth, neither 802.16m nor LTE-Advanced are live anywhere in the world -- and they aren't expected to be for some time -- so whether you like it or not, the UN says you're still living a 3G existence no matter where you're located. So close!
http://www.engadget.com/2010/10/21/itu-lays-down-law-wimax-2-lte-advanced-are-4g-everyone-else-i/?asid=7aaab36a
ask .0074
Another example of why this industry is going to blow wide open.
Sprint (S) has partnered with AirStrip Technologies to bring remote patient monitoring to the physician using Sprint 4G-capable smartphones. AirStrip produces a suite of monitoring apps that provide real-time access to hospital patient monitoring equipment, giving caregivers direct access to patient’s vital signs remotely. The system displays patient information on the doctor’s smartphone, allowing for instant analysis.
The Sprint system works on the two network smartphones that have 4G capability: the EVO 4G and the EPIC 4G. There’s an app for physicians in OB/GYN that provide fetal monitoring and tracking of labor during childbirth, an app for cardiologists that displays ECG information (both real-time and historical), and an app for critical care physicians. Patient information is not stored on the smartphone, so confidentiality is maintained at all times.
The system is deployed at the hospital level for access by staff physicians. The apps have received FDA approval and are HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act) compliant.
http://money.cnn.com/news/newsfeeds/gigaom/mobile/2010_10_20_patient_care_via_sprint_4g_smartphone.html
One ore point about the white space issue. The major carriers are capping data throughput or throttling it. We can contract with a large company to provide extra bandwidth in congested areas that would give them an opportunity to sell their service at higher speeds by eliminating the bottle neck or at least raising their caps.
Yep, IMO their LMDS system is well suited for the white space business. It is kind of a new 'last mile' scenario.
Didn't the FCC recently change the law so that no licensing is required, and only wireless microphones need to register and ping the database? Busy at work so I can't find the new article.
This would be good for new companies like MDGC.
While we not so silently wait Val has been burning the midnight oil.
Good news!
MDGC NEWS - MediaG3 Contracts With Aerius International to Sell Aerius Equipped
Mobile Phones Worldwide
SAN FRANCISCO, CA, Oct 14, 2010 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX) -- MediaG3, Inc.
(PINKSHEETS: MDGC) announced the company today has contracted with Aerius
International, Inc. to sell smart and mobile phones equipped with Aerius
revolutionary patented antennas in the US and worldwide.
"MediaG3 is very excited to offer Aerius equipped products that show increased
battery life and range in smart phones and mobile devices," said Val Westergard,
MediaG3's chairman and CEO. "Aerius products clearly demonstrate greatly
improved performance that will give us a very clear advantage to offer the
world's mobile device market."
"Aerius won the Frost & Sullivan 2009 Green Technology Award in Wireless
Technologies based on the benefits Aerius equipped phones deliver including 2 to
4 more hours of battery life, increased handset range, while reducing the
frequency of dropped calls over 60%," said Bill Luxon, Aerius CEO.
Frost & Sullivan also reported widespread deployment of Aerius equipped phones:
"By allowing cellsites to work efficiently by using up to 50% less power, this
(Aerius International) technology, when widely deployed, has the potential to
reduce cell site CO2 emissions by up to 1.2 million tons per year just in the
United States."
"All Aerius equipped phone performance has been proven, not only by the FCC but
by carriers such as T-Mobile USA and CTIA authorized independent test labs
worldwide, and can be read in full on the Aerius website at www.goaerius.com,"
said Luxon.
About MediaG3, Inc. MediaG3, Inc. develops, markets, and delivers wireless
broadband technology products and services for today's fixed and mobile
customers. MediaG3 provides wireless broadband Internet access and Internet
telephone throughout the US, under the Imperial Wireless brand. MediaG3 has five
key US wireless patents and offers their wireless broadband technology,
technology licensing and equipment under the Wytec and Wytec "Next Generation"
brands. Imperial Wireless and Wytec are wholly owned subsidiaries of MediaG3.
MediaG3 headquartered in San Francisco, CA, with offices and a lab in Boise
Idaho. For more information, or to register to receive updates, please visit
their corporate site www.mediaG3.com.
About Aerius International, Inc. High performance mobile phone engineering,
product design, and marketing company with facilities in California and Nevada.
Patents pending revolutionary energy efficient communication technologies for
cellular handsets and other mobile wireless communication devices. Engineering,
manufacturing and marketing team with 70 years experience in design, production
and sale of wireless technologies for civilian and military applications
worldwide.
Safe Harbor Act: This release may contain "forward-looking statements" within
the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and
Section 21E the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended and such
forward-looking statements are made pursuant to the safe harbor provisions of
the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. "Forward-looking
statements" describe future expectations, plans, results, or strategies and are
generally preceded by words such as "may," "future," "plan" or "planned," "will"
or "should," "expected," "anticipates," "draft," "eventually" or "projected."
You are cautioned that such statements are subject to a multitude of risks and
uncertainties that could cause future circumstances, events, or results to
differ materially from those projected in the forward-looking statements.
For Investor Relations please contact:
EquitiTrend Advisors, LLC.
858.436.3350
website: http://www.equititrend.com or
email: admin1@equititrend.com
SOURCE: MediaG3, Inc.
CONTACT: http://www.equititrend.com/
mailto:admin1@equititrend.com
Some QIGI phones.
http://www.pdafans.com/product_list.php?product_name_id_g=76
It's on our site...
http://www.mediag3.com/news.php
ScotTrade picked it up at 3am CT. The only other place I see it as on MSNBC. http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/39663905
Could be Val will put out a similar one, and the timing of AERS was off.
Agreed, we can finally put a face on the phone. :)
However, what does the early worm get? My AP is 1.8 cents.
I think we'll do fine next year, which is getting closer every day.
I think the AERS pr adds much meat to the bone. I wonder what it was released 4 am ET? Maybe someone is reading their 24 hour clock incorrectly and meant it to PR at the close today.
Yes, and patent pending, FCC approved, etc.
Looks like Val picked a great for to use for MG3 phone service.
The phone manufacturer is owned by TechFaith which trades on NASDAQ at $4. Looking forward to seeing the phone.
NEWS (AERS) - Aerius International Contracts With MediaG3 to Sell Aerius-Equipped
Phones Worldwide
LAS VEGAS, Oct 14, 2010 (GlobeNewswire via COMTEX) -- Aerius International,
Inc., (Pink Sheets:AERS) today announced it has contracted with Val Westergard
president of MediaG3 (Pink Sheets:MDGC), to sell G3 cell phones equipped with
Aerius revolutionary patented antennas in the US and worldwide.
"Aerius won the Frost & Sullivan 2009 Green Technology Award in Wireless
Technologies based on the benefits Aerius equipped phones deliver including 2 to
4 more hours of battery life, increased handset range, while reducing the
frequency of dropped calls over 60%," said Bill Luxon, Aerius CEO.
Frost & Sullivan also reported widespread deployment of Aerius equipped phones:
"By allowing cellsites to work efficiently by using up to 50% less power, this
(Aerius International) technology, when widely deployed, has the potential to
reduce cell site CO2 emissions by up to 1.2 million tons per year just in the
United States."
"All Aerius equipped phone performance has been proven, not only by the FCC but
by carriers such as T-Mobile USA and CTIA authorized independent test labs
worldwide, and can be read in full on the Aerius website at www.goaerius.com,"
said Luxon.
"MediaG3 is very excited to offer Aerius equipped products that show increased
battery life and range in smart phones and mobile devices," said Val Westergard,
MediaG3's chairman and CEO. "Aerius products clearly demonstrate greatly
improved performance that will give us a very clear advantage to offer the
world's mobile device market."
About MediaG3, Inc.
MediaG3, Inc. develops, markets, and delivers wireless broadband technology
products and services for today's fixed and mobile customers. MediaG3 provides
wireless broadband Internet access and Internet telephone throughout the US,
under the Imperial Wireless brand. MediaG3 has five key US wireless patents and
offers their wireless broadband technology, technology licensing and equipment
under the Wytec and Wytec "Next Generation" brands. Imperial Wireless and Wytec
are wholly owned subsidiaries of MediaG3. MediaG3 headquartered in San
Francisco, CA, with offices and a lab in Boise Idaho. For more information, or
to register to receive updates, please visit their corporate site
www.mediaG3.com.
Safe Harbor Statement
This release includes forward-looking statements intended to qualify for the
safe harbor from liability established by the Private Securities Litigation
Reform Act of 1995. These forward-looking statements generally can be identified
by phrases such as Aerius or its management "believes," "expects,"
"anticipates," "foresees," "forecasts," "estimates" or other words or phrases of
similar import. Similarly, statements herein that describe the Company's
business strategy, outlook, objectives, plans, intentions or goals also are
forward-looking statements. All such forward-looking statements are subject to
certain risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ
materially from those in forward-looking statements. The forward-looking
statements included in this release are made only as of the date of this
release, and the Company undertakes no obligation to update the forward-looking
statements to reflect subsequent events or circumstances.
This news release was distributed by GlobeNewswire, www.globenewswire.com
SOURCE: Aerius International, Inc.
By Staff
CONTACT: CONTACT: Aerius International, Inc.
Bill Luxon
866-412-9800
Fax: 866-412-5300
info@goaerius.com
EARLYBIRD NEWS (AERS) - Aerius International Contracts With MediaG3 to Sell Aerius-Equipped
Phones Worldwide
LAS VEGAS, Oct 14, 2010 (GlobeNewswire via COMTEX) -- Aerius International,
Inc., (Pink Sheets:AERS) today announced it has contracted with Val Westergard
president of MediaG3 (Pink Sheets:MDGC), to sell G3 cell phones equipped with
Aerius revolutionary patented antennas in the US and worldwide.
"Aerius won the Frost & Sullivan 2009 Green Technology Award in Wireless
Technologies based on the benefits Aerius equipped phones deliver including 2 to
4 more hours of battery life, increased handset range, while reducing the
frequency of dropped calls over 60%," said Bill Luxon, Aerius CEO.
Frost & Sullivan also reported widespread deployment of Aerius equipped phones:
"By allowing cellsites to work efficiently by using up to 50% less power, this
(Aerius International) technology, when widely deployed, has the potential to
reduce cell site CO2 emissions by up to 1.2 million tons per year just in the
United States."
"All Aerius equipped phone performance has been proven, not only by the FCC but
by carriers such as T-Mobile USA and CTIA authorized independent test labs
worldwide, and can be read in full on the Aerius website at www.goaerius.com,"
said Luxon.
"MediaG3 is very excited to offer Aerius equipped products that show increased
battery life and range in smart phones and mobile devices," said Val Westergard,
MediaG3's chairman and CEO. "Aerius products clearly demonstrate greatly
improved performance that will give us a very clear advantage to offer the
world's mobile device market."
About MediaG3, Inc.
MediaG3, Inc. develops, markets, and delivers wireless broadband technology
products and services for today's fixed and mobile customers. MediaG3 provides
wireless broadband Internet access and Internet telephone throughout the US,
under the Imperial Wireless brand. MediaG3 has five key US wireless patents and
offers their wireless broadband technology, technology licensing and equipment
under the Wytec and Wytec "Next Generation" brands. Imperial Wireless and Wytec
are wholly owned subsidiaries of MediaG3. MediaG3 headquartered in San
Francisco, CA, with offices and a lab in Boise Idaho. For more information, or
to register to receive updates, please visit their corporate site
www.mediaG3.com.
Safe Harbor Statement
This release includes forward-looking statements intended to qualify for the
safe harbor from liability established by the Private Securities Litigation
Reform Act of 1995. These forward-looking statements generally can be identified
by phrases such as Aerius or its management "believes," "expects,"
"anticipates," "foresees," "forecasts," "estimates" or other words or phrases of
similar import. Similarly, statements herein that describe the Company's
business strategy, outlook, objectives, plans, intentions or goals also are
forward-looking statements. All such forward-looking statements are subject to
certain risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ
materially from those in forward-looking statements. The forward-looking
statements included in this release are made only as of the date of this
release, and the Company undertakes no obligation to update the forward-looking
statements to reflect subsequent events or circumstances.
This news release was distributed by GlobeNewswire, www.globenewswire.com
SOURCE: Aerius International, Inc.
By Staff
CONTACT: CONTACT: Aerius International, Inc.
Bill Luxon
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Question for IR: When will the public be able to order phone service?
That's an interesting website. Check out the scrolling graph for frequency search.
http://reboot.fcc.gov/spectrumdashboard/searchSpectrum.seam
Thursday's vote mandates the creation of a database with a map of TV channels across the country as well as big wireless microphone users, such as Broadway theaters and sports leagues. White spaces networks and devices would be required to determine their own location and then consult the database to find vacant frequencies to use. The FCC is also setting aside at least two channels for minor users of wireless microphones."
Obsolete information. Do better research, Jimmy.