PRESS ROOM   • 26-12-2006. Codium Networks enters ASLAN, Spain's Network's solution provider association and announces its participation in SITI/ASLAN  trade show in March 2007 [  Aslan_Press_release] • 10-10-2006. InfiNet Wireless introduces SkyMAN NG (TM) universal platform for  WiMAX, Wi-Fi and MESH networks [  Infinet_press_release] • 09-10-2006. WiMAX Smartens Up with Navini [  Navini_press_release] • 03-10-2006. Navini Networks announces 3.6 GHz (3600-3700 MHz) mobile WiMAX solution [  Navini_press_release] • 28-09-2006. Navini Networks demonstrates mobile WiMAX using its commercial Ripwave MX platform [  Navini_press_release] • 23-05-2006. Navini Networks delivers industry first dual mode 802.16e base station  [  Navini_press_release] • 20-02-2006. Codium Networks deploys Southern Europe's first "pre-802.16e" commercial network  [ Navini_press_release] [ Codium_press_release] • 21-11-2005 Navini helps Bell South launch a portable Broadband Wireless service  • 04-10-2005. Codium Networks deploys Spain's first ever "pre-802.16e" commercial pilot  [ Codium_press_release] • 23-09-2005. Kiriako Vergos, Codium Networks'ss CEO, will participate in the WiMAX GLOBAL COMFORUM 2005 [ WiMAX Global Comforum]  •  21-08-2005 Navini Helps BellSouth launch a portable Broadband Wireless Service. •  11-08-2005 Irish Broadband to expand its portable wireless broadband network with Navini. • 05-08-2005 Bell South officially launches pre-WiMAX service  • 23/02/05. Navini Networks and Unwired off to a flying start with world's largest non-line-of-sight portable wireless broadband network     • 21/11/05 Navini Helps BellSouth launch a portable Broadband Wireless Service Navini’s Plug-n-Play Modems Allow Consumer Retail Distribution RICHARDSON, TEXAS– September 21, 2005 - Navini Networks announced today that BellSouth (NYSE: BLS) has launched a wireless broadband service in Athens, Ga., using Navini’s pre-WiMAX equipment. Navini is the provider of the world’s largest, non-line-of-sight, zero-install Ô portable wireless broadband network. Later this year, BellSouth’s wireless broadband service will be expanded to select Florida cities. “This commercial deployment of wireless broadband, with the help of Navini Networks, complements BellSouth’s wireline strategy and extends the reach of our broadband service” said Keith Cowan, president of marketing and product management – BellSouth. “The deployment of this technology demonstrates our continuing leadership in providing broadband to our customers.” “BellSouth is a first mover among incumbent carriers in the world to deploy commercial wireless broadband service in the WiMAX era” commented Roger Dorf, president and chief executive officer of Navini Networks. “We are proud to have been selected by BellSouth to support this logical extension of residential broadband services to their customers.” “This is a critical milestone for broadband wireless as an alternative broadband technology that adds new value to a service providers’ business models,” said Lindsay Schroth, senior analyst, Yankee Group. “With a Tier 1 carrier demonstrating the validity of broadband wireless solutions and showing how the technology can enhance their service and product portfolio, the personal broadband vision of WiMAX is gaining credibility and momentum.” “ Navini Networks shares BellSouth’s vision of providing easy to use, portable high speed broadband both in cities and regional areas," added Dorf. “Navini’s Ripwave equipment delivers for BellSouth – today - the portable/personal broadband functionality envisioned in WiMAX 802.16e with a clear commitment and upgrade path. Clearly the WiMAX vision is gaining momentum and Navini intends to stay at the forefront of this effort by actively supporting forward-looking customers such as BellSouth and the drive toward the 802.16e standard.” • 11/08/05 Irish Broadband to expand its portable wireless broadband network with Navini RICHARDSON, TEXAS– August 11, 2005 - Irish Broadband, Ireland’s leading provider of wireless broadband, has announced expansion of its wireless broadband service in Ireland using pre-WiMAX technology from Navini Networks, Inc . “This expansion, which consists mainly of Navini’s Ripwave ® Base Station and Ripwave modem products, will enable Irish Broadband to significantly improve coverage and density of our network over the next 6 months,” Doody added. “Consumer demand is strong, as seen by the surge we experienced in the 2 nd quarter.” Irish Broadband’s network rollout is proceeding well. “We are signing up over 400 customers every week and expect that number to significantly increase in the second half of 2005,” said Paul Doody, managing director of Irish Broadband. Irish Broadband is the second largest broadband services provider in the State and Ireland’s leading wireless broadband provider. Services are currently available to business and residential customers in the cities of Dublin, Cork, Limerick, Waterford, Galway, Drogheda and Dundalk, providing savings of up to 70 percent on copper and fiber line alternatives. “ Navini Networks is dedicated to providing operators like IBB with a competitive market advantage," said Roger Dorf, president and chief executive officer of Navini Networks. “IBB clearly understands the importance of early customer acquisition.” “Navini’s equipment has enabled us to add more customers at higher speeds, and more quickly and that’s an advantage that has undoubtedly contributed to our fast growth, “ said Doody. “And because wireless broadband is delivered ‘over the air’, customers do not require a phone line to avail of Irish Broadband’s services.” “Navini’s equipment will ensure that IBB is correctly positioned for future wireless standards by providing seamless upgrade to WiMAX 802.16e standard,” added Dorf. • 5/08/05.BellSouth Officially Launches Pre-WiMax Service WiMaxxed News. August 05, 2005. BellSouth officially launched its wireless broadband service using pre-WiMAX technology from Navini Networks, with speeds as high as 1.5 Mbps in portions of Athens, Georgia with cities in Florida to follow.The company said in a statement that Athens was an appropriate place to launch the service because it is a university town."Students demand even greater flexibility and affordability from their communications provider, and with this, we will be able to offer students and residents another high-speed Internet solution that fits their needs," George Hill, vice president of product marketing for BellSouth, said in a statement. The company is offering a range of plans priced between $24.95 and $39.95 for speeds as high as 1.5Mbps. It said it will next offer the wireless broadband service in select Florida cities later this year. It did not specify the cities in which the service would be offered, but the company previously conducted field trials in Daytona and Palatka, Florida   • 23/02/05. Navini Networks and Unwired off to a flying start with world's largest non-line-of-sight portable wireless broadband network RICHARDSON, TEXAS - February 23, 2005 - Unwired Australia Pty Limited, Australia's leading provider of high-speed wireless broadband, has announced strong customer takeup of its wireless broadband service in Sydney, Australia using technology from Navini Networks, Inc., the leading provider of non-line-of-sight, zero-install portable wireless broadband technology. "We grabbed 17 percent market share of new broadband users in Sydney," said David Spence, president and CEO, Unwired. That's almost 14,000 in less than five months. Unwired's initial Sydney network has 70 sites covering more than 1,200 square miles and 3.5 million potential Sydney users making it the largest network of its type in the world. A major component of Unwired's success has been its strong channel strategy. Its largest channel is retail with 63 percent of new customers. "We are very pleased with our customer take-up so far. It clearly demonstrates that wireless broadband is not a niche technology but a serious competitor to existing broadband technologies," said Spence. "It also shows that Unwired has a compelling proposition for customers. The fact that we offer a simple, portable and competitively priced broadband service is attracting a strong customer base," Spence added. "Navini Networks shares Unwired's vision of providing easy to use, portable high speed broadband to Australians in cities and regional areas," said Roger Dorf, president and chief executive officer of Navini Networks. "And Navini's equipment will ensure that Unwired is correctly positioned for future wireless standards by providing seamless upgrade to WiMAX 802.16e standard." Directly competing against ADSL and cable broadband providers, 70 percent of Unwired customers chose Unwired over other broadband providers. "Consumers are getting what they want…broadband service that is personal, portable, and plug-n-play," added Dorf. "Navini Networks and Unwired are making that possible today." Unwired has targeted Brisbane, Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth and other key regions in Australia for service expansion. That expansion will take place after the Sydney customer base is established.