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New York, NY - (Mobile Insights) – 11/30/09 – With Black Friday spending providing an indication of optimism for retailers and Cyber Monday just hours away, Zpryme released findings that global mobile handset growth has sparked new wireless application and information product opportunities.Sandwiched between Black Friday and Cyber Monday arrives Zpryme’s market insight that global mobile handset growth has sparked new wireless application and information product opportunities.

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Austin, TX (ZPRYME NEWS) – 06/20/08 – The General Electric Co. has entered into a contract to supply gas powered generators to Iraq. Reuters reported in “GE gets deal to supply Iraq gas-powered generators” that the government of Iraq had entered into a contract with the General Electric Co. to purchase eight natural gas powered generators The agreement was reached after it was approved by the Iraqi government. The contract price was valued at 275 million dollars or 179 million euros.

Austin, TX (ZPRYME NEWS) – 06/14/08 – The third largest telecom market in the world, India encompasses 260 million wireless subscribers. Its mobile penetration rate of approximately 15% betrays the potential growth of the sector and the economic opportunity it presents.

Austin, TX (ZPRYME NEWS) – 05/14/08 - The oil industry is the backbone of Dubai’s economy. The first oil was discovered in the mid 1960s. Dubai is not focusing in oil but is diversifying it’s economy. USA Today states that, “The city now has thriving manufacturing, finance, information technology and tourism sectors and is home to numerous multinational companies such as AT&T, General Motors, Heinz, IBM, Shell and Sony.”

Austin, TX (ZPRYME NEWS) – 05/01/08 - Thailand banned the using of cell phones while on flight, now it is contemplating about lifting the ban. The ban of cell phones was part of Thailand’s safety regulations but due to recent events and studies, the ban could be lifted. TrendNews quoting what the Department of Civil Aviation (DCA) deputy-general Wuthichai Singhamanee told Bangkok Post, “The use of mobile phones on planes may soon be a possibility.”