Okay, okay... so I just might want in at a lower price. LOL

Big risk ...BIGGER Return!!!

Goooo Calypso! Yeah Baby!!!

hello. new to calypso. has anyone asked the company why they chose not to announce the US patent? Has anyone heard is they are doing field tests for China yet?

Im sticking to my guns and going calypso all the way.
Nlightn you bring up some good points.
Let me answer a few.....
The breakin did happen i spoke to 2 different people and even put it forth to the receptionist. Maybe ring up miami police and do a check to see if there are any breakins at the Calypso HQ. There is a cop place on the same road as Calypso. That is how you will know i have been there.


Second the factory thing does exsist.
Do you think D.E Wine would even get involved in a company like this if it wasnt for real...
My friend in D.E wine did visit the factory heck i have seen the photo's. And he would not be wasting his time there in miami helping this company get ready.


The test i saw was the tecnology jumping from the GSM network to the wi fi network seemlessly WORKS..
yes i saw it with my own eyes. They used T mobile to test it on.

If this one scam then heck this is the biggest 5 year scam in the process cause what everyone is saying is bullshit.
Like CLYW - scam no offence but that idiot even owned up to downramping it. my god please if your going to downramp it put in a little bit of effort.

Yes Calypso have alot to prove and they will these things take time. Im starting to get pissed off please people make more phone calls to get them to start moving.
We all want answers today!!!!!!

mike, how do you rate witnessing the test? are you doing business with calypso?

The test was great smooth it switched in a click of a finger. heck if you want more info call D.E wine investments. Heck if you live in miami go in there yourself grow some balls and ask to see it there glad to show it to anyone the more people that belive in it the better
I like how Nlightn works he put forths the question about wi fi alliance then goes ahead and calls them to see if clyw is for real. Now why would anyone one want to pay $25000 to a wi fi alliance if it was a scam.
scammers would say they joined when they havent.
Nightn proved that clyw did.

I can tell you this calypso is very hush hush there sitting on a GOLD MINE and only time will tell.
There are some very rich people behind this who have alot of $$$ people dont waste your time with pulling this downramping scam crap please come up with something better.

thank you mike. CLYW is defintely not scam. you seem to have contacts at calypso. wonder if you will ask them if all NASD questions answered yet and if they will get patents outside of USA?

Lots of conflicting signals. In Calypso's 10Q of around 12/1/03 they said there were four additional mos. of work before the co. could be ready to begin shipping the products. This was in the 2nd paragraph. In the 4th paragraph they say the co. expects to began shipping of its products during fourth qtr of 2003. In the third paragraph, the co. says it began generating revenues for the first time. In the 10th paragraph they say that the co. expects to be in full operations during the 1st qtr of 2004. A simple and clear message from the company would be of great benefit at this time. There is all this talk of contractual discussions with a large cable company and others. Good. Could we have an update on these discussions? With your stock not just as something that has to be dealt with, it is also a nice tool of funding, especially in any of these arrangments being discussed should a successful conclusion come about I cannot see how, in the face of all that is happening, that some confirmation of any patent procurement would hinder discussions. After a 30% fall from recent highs, it seems reasonable that any mention of any progress on any of these fronts: testing, shipping, manufacturing, sales, contracts, filings, balance sheets would be helpful for both the company and shareholder. Maybe a statement from the company that they see no reason for the 30% decline and just a tidbit of news would be the prudent thing at this time. It just seems too logical. The absense of any such actions of the part of the company tend to imply that there are no such positive items of interest to mention. Certainly, the value of keeping mum on these matters has to be compared directly to loss of value being experienced in the stock and therefore the use of equity as a hedge against any future financing needs. A loud and immediate reply from the company would show a nice sign of life that could also get rid of the negetivity starting to surround the company.

switch, would you volunteer to send that post to the company PR contact and see what you get back?

I called Calypso Wireless (305) 828 3418 today and was told that both John and Alfredo (the IR guys)were out of town. The receptionist said that Alfredo will be in tomorrow. I have only once sent an email to Calypso, it was not replied to, but they seem receptive enough to shareholder inquiries over the phone.

final4- go ahead and send it - switch

My $.02 - This company has some very interesting intellectual property. It clearly will be relevant when IP phones proliferate. Regardless of the China contract, mobility between 3G networks and 802.XX must be resolved by somebody. Seems that the solution offered is consistent with what cellular providers are familiar with in current networks.

My discussions with IR lead me to believe they can continue to operate and willing participants are available to provide bridge capital if needed. More funding will be required, but current valuation would dilute shareholder significantly.

I'm waiting to see how the current team executes over the next couple of months. With governance issues, it would be risky to publish much of anything for fear of sounding like a "pump".

Net/Net - It is a very interesting play in a space that is overheating with potential. Risk=$'s invested, I'm comfortable with current situation given they cleaned up a lot of dirty laundry.

BTW - Have enjoyed the other posts

for validation of the phone call to Wi-Fi Alliance i offer this to the board>>>




Ms. Hilt,

First of all, I hope I have the spelling of your name correct. If not please accept my apologies.

The nature of my e-mail to is simple and to the point.

I am a shareholder in Calypso Wireless (CLYW).

Today they released a PR stating that they have become a member of Wi-Fi Alliance.

Here is the PR:

Press Release Source: Calypso Wireless Inc.

Calypso Wireless Joins the Wi-Fi Alliance
Monday February 9, 5:30 am ET

MIAMI LAKES, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Feb. 9, 2004--Calypso Wireless, Inc. (OTC:CLYW - News), announced today that the company has joined the Wi-Fi alliance -- the leading industry association. The Wi-Fi Alliance is a nonprofit international association formed in 1999 to certify interoperability of Wireless Local Area Network products based on IEEE 802.11 specification. The Wi-Fi Alliance is an exclusive worldwide organization of only 200+ members, including such industry market leaders as Motorola (Nasdaq:MOT - News), Advanced Micro Devices Inc. (NYSE:AMD - News), Nokia (NYSE:NOK - "This is an important step for Calypso Wireless. The membership in Wi-Fi alliance provides us with several valuable benefits. First, it gives us a direct access to other member companies, enabling us to introduce our revolutionary ASNAP(TM) technology to industry leaders. Secondly, we get to share in the media exposure and public awareness building activities of Wi-Fi Alliance. And thirdly, participate in Wi-Fi alliance sponsored trade show events and exhibits," says Mark Sujo, Vice President of Sales of Calypso Wireless, Inc.

Calypso's technology enables cell phones and other mobile devices to automatically detect an available wireless local area network and then seamlessly switch between the signals from the mobile cellular network (GSM/GPRS or CDMA) link tower to a short range broadband network such Wi-Fi. The wireless customer remains connected to the cellular GSM/GPRS or CDMA network until his cell phone automatically detects and switches to a Wi-Fi network. At that point, the cell phone seamlessly switches to that network and is now able to connect at a speed of up to 11,000 Kbps (11Mbps) enabling movie-quality, real-time video conferencing via Calypso's cellular phones, or any cell phones powered with Calypso's technology.

Calypso Wireless Inc. is headquartered in Miami Lakes, FL. For more information about Calypso Wireless and its products and services, please visit the company's Web site at http://www.calypsowireless.com.

About the Wi-Fi Alliance

The Wi-Fi Alliance (formerly WECA) is the global Wi-Fi organization that created the Wi-Fi brand. A nonprofit organization, the Alliance was formed in 1999 to certify interoperability of IEEE 802.11 products and to promote them as the global, wireless LAN standard across all market segments. The Wi-Fi Alliance has instituted a test suite that defines how member products are tested to certify that they are interoperable with other Wi-Fi CERTIFIED products. These tests are conducted at an independent laboratory.

Membership in the Wi-Fi Alliance is open to all companies that support the IEEE 802.11 family of standards. The Wi-Fi Alliance now comprises over 200 members from the world's leading companies. These companies offer over 1,000 Wi-Fi CERTIFIED products. For more information, please visit www.wi-fi.org, and for information on Wi-Fi ZONE(TM) public access locations go to www.wi-fizone.org.

============================================================

My inquiry to you and Wi-Fi Alliance is to ask for authentification of this PR. Has Calypso Wireless in fact become a member of Wi-Fi Alliance ? Or have they applied to become a member ? Or is there any fact in truth to this PR ?

I will thank you in advance for your reply.

A good day to you !

===========================================================

Hello,

My name is Laurie Hilt and I am the Project Manager for the Wi-Fi Alliance.

I can confirm that Yes, Calypso Wireless is now a paid member of the Wi Fi Alliance.

Thanks,
Laurie
At 05:48 PM 2/9/04 +0000

Wlan research yes they have cleaned up alot of dirty laundry from the past.
By the way nice work on the website it needed a face lift.

go calypso go you good thing!!!
My stock broker has had the chance to pay with one of the phones and i can tell you its no scam. Fools get left behind in the dirt..

john, someone said calypso does not have a phone yet but only components on a lab bench. trouble believing your claim. can you prove? please no spam.

I listen to my stock broker and he was the one that got me onto calypso 6 months. I was just the only to have missed checkin it out. Im not spammin shit. just wait and see clyw.pk will become very hot very soon.

john -

no disrespect to you but,...it is very difficult to believe your claim that your broker has a one of their phones.

i state that because CLYW under their own admission has not manufactured, produced or shipped any phones to date.

i have spoken with CLYW and they have told me that there are still specifics that they are working on but the product will soon be available. when soon is was not specified. bottom line is this technology (ASNAP) is still being perfected.

also CLYW just became a member of Wi-Fi Alliance. this will allow their product to be reviewed by an independent labortory to determine if their ASNAP and phone products have interoperability of IEEE 802.11 products.

so on the surface its difficult to believe that your broker has a phone that is not even available.

to validate your claim,...i will ask you the name of your broker ?, the firm they work for ?, the contact number for your broker ?, the model number of the phone you are stating your broker has in their possession ?, and where he acquired this Calypso Wireless phone from ?

as suggested,...don't exeggerate,...only post information that can be backed up and validated if you desire your post to be perceived as legitimate.

again,..nothing personal but you are placing out a claim that totally goes against what is known via CLYW.

Ok no worries
D.E Wine im not going to name names but heck ask anyone there they all played with the phone.
Calypso went to them.
They havent started any commercial phones yet.
Every heard of a Protocol before i belive they are making them as we speak if they havent already made them.
How do you think you can sign deals get firms to back your company???
you gotta have evidence.
So they showed up with a phone.
You think D.E.Wine would be promoting a scam no way.
I listen to my stockbroker. If he said he played with a phone then he played with a phone.
He dosent have one at the moment he played with it then had to give it back.

nlight,
you seem to have good contacts at CLYW. why did they not announce patent? why do they not announce status of listing?

Some vendors are beginning to consider combing 2.5/3G and Wi-Fi silicon into one device. They see, for instance, users beginning to download their e-mail using an airport hotspot and then reply on the road over 3G in the back of a taxi. There are already some efforts in this direction, which, David Sifry, Sputnik's CTO, characterizes as "tire-kicking."

http://www.wi-fiplanet.com/columns/article.php/2225411

Wi-Fi and 3G Together?
By Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols

We all know that Wi-Fi is big and getting bigger. Indeed, in the States, Wi-Fi access is becoming as common as a cafe latte thanks to businesses like Starbucks, which have installed T-Mobile 802.11b hotspots. How big is Wi-Fi? According to Gemma Paulo, In-Stat/MDR senior analyst, about 21-million Wi-Fi cards will ship worldwide this year, and she expects 33 million to ship in 2004. Allied Business Intelligence's (ABI) senior analyst Tim Shelton predicts that the number of WLAN enabled notebook users will be up to 58 million users by 2008.

Simultaneously, wireless telephony networks using 2.5 and 3G offer smart phone users a sub-set of TCP/IP networking services, typically Web browsing and e-mail, but with far broader coverage than hotspots. Unlike Wi-Fi, which is exploding, hard data on 2.5 and 3G is hard to find since contract details and market share are often only described in the most general of terms. What we do know though is that, according to the Dell'Oro Group, that in first quarter of 2003 3G mobility infrastructure revenues declined by 14% since the last quarter of 2002 and that in 2002 the entire mobility telephony data infrastructure shrank by 16%.

2.5G networks using General Packet Radio Service (GPRS) (define) can theoretically have data transfer rates of up to 114Kbps. In practice, horrid transfer speeds of 400 to 1000 bytes/sec are par for the course. While Wi-Fi vendors also make speed claims based on misleading top data signal rates, for example 802.11b is commonly cited as having 11Mbps throughput, their real world throughput of 4 to 6Mbps is much higher than 2.5 and 3G technologies and on Wi-Fi the full array of TCP/IP network services are at your beck and call.

Expert Opinions
"The WLAN industry will continue to experience stellar growth as deployments in several key markets take place," predicts ABI senior analyst John W. Chang. Some of that growth will come at 3G's expense. Specifically, "As WLAN moves toward 54 Mbps, it is apparent that 3G cannot compete with the data rate of WLAN. Though 3G will be deployed worldwide due to its voice capacity benefits, telecom carriers are seeing WLAN hotspots as the immediate revenue generator for data services."

3G handset vendors aren't about to throw in the towel though and it's easy to see why, "Commercial deployments of sophisticated, high-end devices mean higher margins across the entire value chain," explains Tim Shelton, also a senior analyst at ABI. For example, Nokia's latest handset, the Nokia 6650, includes advanced features such as a built-in camera, and an applications processor that requires 2.5G bandwidth or higher and, more to the point, "These features boost margin (and enable) the handset OEMs (define) to sell the devices at a premium. Further, armed with these handsets, wireless subscribers will be poised to consume enhanced services from operators, with a downlink speed of 384 kbps, thereby allowing operators to boost their Average Revenue per User (ARPU).

Still, infrastructure build-out costs are getting in high-speed data telephony's way. 3G base stations price start at six figures and move up from there while, according to Art Tyde, COO of Sputnik, a Wi-Fi software company, a Wi-Fi hotspot can be set up for as little as $1500.

Julie Ask, Jupiter Research senior analyst, explains further, "In Europe, 2.5G data services have some traction, 3G spectrum has been allocated and paid for, 3G deployment has begun, and Wi-Fi growth lags the U.S. At this point it is far more likely that broadly deployed data services will roll out over ubiquitous 3G networks vs. Wi-Fi hotspots.

"In the U.S., 2.5G data services have little traction -- and our research indicates there's also little consumer demand, 3G is barely on the roadmap for most of the carriers, and networks of Wi-Fi hotspots are emerging. Carriers are investing in Wi-Fi more as a defensive position than clear expectation of revenue since build out costs are in the low hundreds of millions for Wi-Fi versus billions for 3G."

One of the reasons for this is that Wi-Fi can use existing telephone company infrastructure. For example Bell Canada has started converting underused telephone booths into hotspots. Other telephone companies, like British Telecom (BT) and Verizon, are also working on such conversions.

For users, cost may be the deciding factor. While it's much easier to get a data connection with a handset thanks to 2.5/3G's greater range, the cost tends to be much higher for much lower bandwidth. Indeed, public Wi-Fi may yet end up largely being free.

Kenneth L. Dulaney, Gartner's Mobile Computing VP thinks, that companies shouldn't build "hotspots to make a profit. You do it for customer service reasons (hotels, Starbucks, etc.) or for cost offset."

Ask agrees, "Return on (hotspot) investment will be driven from vertical/business applications."

In-Stat/MDR Senior Analyst for Wireless Component Technology Alan Nogee wonders "if any kind of fee-based hotspot system can survive. Customers aren't willing to pay a high usage fee for services, especially when so many free hotspots exist. If service fees rapidly drop, and roaming agreements could be put in place, some (pay) hotspots may survive, but the rest will be free."

Sputnik's Tyde says that hotspots are already becoming "like a utility. In every new technology park or business hotel, people are beginning to expect Wi-Fi the same way they now expect the phone and broadband."

Still, Dulaney thinks the technologies can co-exist. "They are not competitors. They are compliments. You use one in the wide area sense and the other (WLAN) in the local area sense."

2.5G/3G and Wi-Fi in one Device?
Some vendors are beginning to consider combing 2.5/3G and Wi-Fi silicon into one device. They see, for instance, users beginning to download their e-mail using an airport hotspot and then reply on the road over 3G in the back of a taxi. There are already some efforts in this direction, which, David Sifry, Sputnik's CTO, characterizes as "tire-kicking."

For example, Avaya (Quote, Chart), Motorola (Quote, Chart), and Proxim (Quote, Chart) are co-developing a dual-mode smartphone and infrastructure that will let users roams between cell phone networks and Wi-Fi hot spots. Prototypes are expected to be available late this year, with commercial release in 2004.

Kevin Johnson, an Avaya product manager, explains, "Each company contributes its own expertise, providing the best possible end-to-end solution. Motorola brings expertise in phones and mobility, Avaya in complete IP Telephony solutions and applications, and Proxim in Wi-Fi WLAN technology."

He goes on, in detail: "Motorola will develop the dual mode phones, create the mobility management server that provides the hand-off between local (WLAN) and cellular networks. Avaya will integrate its IP Telephony solutions to support the (devices) mobile capabilities." While, "Proxim will provide low-cost, feature-rich Wi-Fi WLAN infrastructure, quality of service software, and centralized management systems to facilitate hand-offs between networks. The infrastructure uses voice-enabled access points with advanced features such as 802.1x encryption and load balancing." Customer trials are expected to begin in first quarter of 2004.

This trio of companies is far from the only ones. However, Gartner's Dulaney doubts that there will be much call for such dual-devices, saying they would have a very narrow market.

Others are much more bullish. Goli Ameri, founder and president of eTinium, a telecom market research firm specializing in wireless technologies, says, "The wireless network of the future will be a hybrid of 2G/2.5G/3G/Wi-Fi/Bluetooth/UWB technologies with roaming/billing systems that provide the bridge. The day is just around the corner where there will be contiguous Wi-Fi coverage in dense metro areas and 2.5G or 3G in more outlying areas."

Carriers, like Cingular, are also interested in these two for one approaches. Kris Rinne, Cingular's vice president of wireless product technology and product realization, says, "Cingular sees Wi-Fi and 2.5/3g as complimentary technologies. Wi-Fi offers great bandwidth in close proximity to a base station but has limitations as users move out of range and currently, there aren't enough Wi-Fi base stations deployed publicly to support ubiquitous access. 2.5 technologies like GPRS can support speeds that beat dial-up from practically anywhere in the network's coverage area -- which in most cases is a substantial range." So it is that, "We plan to integrate our data connect product, with 802.11 technology -- in this case, it will be a GPRS-based PC Card for laptops and PDAs."

Wireless Futures
So what does all this mean?

In-Stat's Nogee thinks, "Prices for 3G and public Wi-Fi access will both drop, and both will have their place... just like how many people have both a cordless phone and a cellular phone." He also believes that, "Customers don't really care about which technology is used, but they care about cost and they care about speed, and this could help carriers with both technologies"

Indeed, speed, cost and coverage are what is likely to decide if one technology will triumph or the other or whether they'll work best for users together. One thing is becoming clear though. After years of bickering, it appears that the telephony data companies are beginning to think that convergence, and not competition, will be the key that allows 2.5 and 3G to florish in an American market in love with Wi-Fi.


   


June 20, 2003

http://www.wi-fiplanet.com/columns/article.php/3310401

Is Cellular Handoff Nigh?


Call it fast roaming. Call it seamless handoffs. Call it the next evolution in wireless as we know it today. Either way, it's coming, and it will almost surely change the business of wireless access.

The new standard in question is being developed through the IEEE's 802.21 working group. The idea is to solve a problem that plagues wireless users today. "If you have a device which has multiple interfaces -- one that is capable of hooking up to more than one network time -- today if you disconnect from one network and switch to another, everything stops," explained Intel's (Quote, Chart) David Johnston, interim chair of the IEEE 802.21 Working Group.

The 802.21 standard hopes to remedy this by making it possible to roam not just from one 802-based network to another, but also between 802-based networks and 3G cellular network.

With the coming of dual 3G/802.11 handsets there will likely be consumer demand for such a capability in the not too distant future. Other devices likewise will become available that will spur interest in seamless roaming. "There are compelling reasons from the point of view of the product manufacturers, who want to make their devices more useful to their customers," said Johnston.

At the same time, the steadily growing popularity of wireless LAN could further drive consumer interest. Finally, the idea of seamless handoffs could become vital as wireless networks become more readily enable to support real-time applications such as video transport, which are highly susceptible to session interruption

"We will definitely need to provide this handoff capability," predicted Luc Roy, senior director of product management at Chantry , a producer of wireless LAN hardware and software. "Look at the way you work and play. If I am working in the office and I go get coffee somewhere else, I want a way for my connectivity to be maintained as I go from one environment to another."

While most players do anticipate the demand, the business side of how 802.21 will be implemented in the marketplace is far less clear.

Consider first the economics of wireless connectivity as they stand today. The pay-per-use hotspot model has yet to catch fire. The coming together of cellular service and 802.11 remains shrouded in the mist (despite deals like Proxim's latest). In fact, viable financial models in virtually all aspects of public Wi-Fi have yet to take shape.

Combine that uncertainty with a seamless roaming capability, and things are apt to get a whole lot more confusing.

"Consumers will see it as a way to save money, so everybody is going to be compelled to do it because of competitive factors. But how will it be done?" said Roy. "If I am a carrier and I force you to use your cell phone, I am making money. So why would I want to give up that revenue by handing you off to another network?"

Could there be revenue-sharing between cell carriers and LAN providers? Possibly. Alternate rate structures for cell clients who want to roam and those who don't? That seems less likely.

For wireless Internet services providers, meanwhile, the seamless roaming protocol could be a boon. As people leave their offices and roam without a break into public space, the WISPs would be well-positioned to pick up that traffic. How will they charge for the service? It's another question mark on the screen.

Before these business aspects can shake themselves out, the engineers at work on 802.21 still have some technical hurdles to overcome. From the users' point of view, the most likely concern will be in regard to security.

"Right now 802.11 has all kinds of encryption and authentication," said Roy. "Obviously we will want a hand-off service that can maintain that level of security."

   


February 9, 2004

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http://www.wi-fiplanet.com/news/article.php/3310091

Proxim Sounds Off on Switch
By Eric Griffith

Proxim (Quote, Chart) of Sunnyvale, Calif., is announcing a new WLAN switch.

The ORiNOCO Switching System is designed, according to Lynn Lucas, director of product marketing at Proxim, to support voice over IP (VoIP), or in this case specifically VoWLAN. This is also the first step in the solution promised by Proxim, Avaya (Quote, Chart), and Motorola (Quote, Chart) in a corporate VoIP partnership formed early in 2003.

Lucas says the ORiNOCO switch is unique in its support of seamless voice mobility. While other switch vendors such as Meru Networks might argue, she stresses that the distinctiveness of the ORiNOCO springs directly from the collaboration with Avaya, which is making Internet Protocol-supporting PBX systems (define), and Motorola's development of combination cellular/Wi-Fi handsets for use by corporate office workers.

The switch will incorporate seamless handoffs between subnets (and between cellular and Wi-Fi connections) and fast authentication and load balancing of users, and will integrate with Avaya's IP-PBX for 911 services to prioritize emergency calls.

Lucas says mobile phone use by mobile pros -- those that spend an inordinate amount of time out of the office -- can still be a major cost for enterprises. Some CTOs have discovered that up to 30 percent of the minutes used on such phones are used while in the corporate building. That's money that could be saved if the same phone was connecting to the WLAN.

The ORiNOCO switch will work not only with Motorola handsets, but also with other Wi-Fi phones, such as those from Spectralink (Quote, Chart). It will obviously carry standard WLAN data traffic, as well.

The switch will get its own access points that will connect via 802.3af/PoE, though Lucas would not call the hardware "dumb" or "thin" APs.

"Access points aren't getting 'dumb,'" she says, "they're getting smarter as APs try to make Wi-Fi a core part of a production network." She did say that if the LWAPP specification comes to pass, they would likely offer it as an upgrade if possible through software/firmware.

The ORiNOCO switch will incorporate as much pre-standard 802.11e/QoS support as is known before the ratification of the standard by the IEEE (define), which is expected this year. Lucas says Proxim has been working behind the scenes on the 802.11e Task Group in the IEEE, as well as on the study group looking at fast handoffs. Full WPA security is installed and 802.11i security will be available when that standard is ratified, as well.

Around this time last year Proxim announced another WLAN switch, the Maestro, that built on the company's former Harmony AP Controller. Maestro failed to take the industry by storm and the WLAN switch market has been dominated mainly by start-ups such as Trapeze, Aruba, and Airespace.

Specifics and pricing on the ORiNOCO switch system are sketchy for now. Proxim won't ship them until the end of the first half of the year.

Proxim does have specifics on its latest generation access point however. The $899 ORiNOCO AP-4000 is a dual-band 802.11a/b/g access point with two radios -- one 5GHz for 802.11a and one 2.4GHz for 802.11b/g. It will use mixed mode when both types of 2.4GHz clients are available. Radio power has been boosted to 100mW to extend range. The AP-4000 runs Atheros chips in a plenum-rated case.

It will interface with any SNMP management system available, but Proxim specifically has partnered with WaveLink, saying the Wavelink Mobile Manager software is the preferred management interface for its products. This latest AP will also do on-the-fly rogue detection within its airspace.

The 4000 is smaller than its predecessors and Lucas says anyone investing in them now will be able to hook them up to the ORiNOCO Switch System later if they upgrade.

   


February 9, 2004

john - o.k.,...i can see what your original post was suspose to be stating. CLYW presented d.e. wine a protocal phone for their inspection and discernment.

i can buy that because i know that d.e. wine is representing CLYW on and in certain basis's.

thanks for your honest response.

final4 -

i really cannot comment on as to why CLYW has not announced through a PR their patent and their listing status.

calypso has filed for a patent in sweden..this email from sweden patent office...

Referring to your email message of yesterday I can inform you that SE 0303132-5 is a Swedish national patent application filed on 24 November 2003 as a national phase of PCT application PCT/US01/07528 with publication number WO 02/01090. A translation of the PCT-application into Swedish has been filed and the Swedish application is therefore open to public inspection. If you wish we could inspect the file and send you copies of any material you are interested in.

In this case please let us know your adress for invoice.

Yours faithfully

Marjolaine Thulin

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Im lookin at the yahoo chart for calypso and its showing it hit $1.50 on fri yet its saying the range for the day
$1.17 - $1.31 is this true that it hit $1.50. Looks like someone brought 40,000 at that price.
Something is up volume is starting to pick up.
Bullet board or maybe a patent who knows.

Edited by author 02-21-2004 03:56 AM

I've got to know what "THE WORD" is.

Please elaborate on what "THE WORD" is.

"THE WORD" "THE WORD" "THE WORD" "THE WORD" "THE WORD"
"THE WORD" "THE WORD" "THE WORD" "THE WORD" "THE WORD"
"THE WORD" "THE WORD" "THE WORD" "THE WORD" "THE WORD"

What is "THE WORD".

the WORD is you can make alot of $$$ if you invest in Calypso.

Edited by author 02-22-2004 01:38 PM
2V40 and john -

those last two posts have to be the most ridiculous posts.

how old are you guys,...?

how immature.

here is a board that entertains credible information and responses like the two of you have entered are immature and irresponsible.

if you disagree,...post your proof of your "WORDS".

if you can't your posts will be viewed as nothing more than waht is contained in the content of your post,...air.

anyone can state what you've posted. we all can make money "if we invest" in a particular company. but this particular company,CLYW, has not given or shared anything to the investing community except silence and the promise of an incredible technology backed up by a patent but backed up by nothing else as far.

oh,...by the way,...those exact posts ("THE WORD" and CLYW will make you $$$) have been showing up all over the various boards siting the same thing. so what is going on is something bordering on pumping and dumping. what's wrong ?,...did you buy in at a higher pps and now want to exit with no or little loss ?

your credibility has been challanged,...care to enter ?

Edited by author 02-22-2004 03:28 PM
nlightn

Saturday morning I was surfing I-HUB and checked out Calypso, which I have been following. I saw two posts by "stockhappy" and a couple of responses. I was thinking the same thing as you just stated:


[ "if you disagree,...post your proof of your "WORDS".

if you can't your posts will be viewed as nothing more than waht is contained in the content of your post,...air. ]


Yes, my response to "stockhappy", on this board, was not backed up with facts. My action was obviously intended to
be a response to "stockhappy's" post, which did not have and still does not provide any factual follow-up. At the time that I read it, I viewed it as "AIR" and just put that poster in the usual catagory of naivety or pump.

I vented over here because I thought this might be a more easy going board. Whether it is or isn't, is O.K.

I don't think your post to "john" or myself was really challenging anybody's credibility but was rather a
"venting" of your own, too which I can relate.
  
So... to "care to enter" a response to you is easy to do, but regarding CLYW; who out their will EVER have ANYTHING credible to say, except for Calypso Wireless themselves. But, based on their lack of P.R. follow-up (especially the Dec. 11th, 2003 P.R.), how much credibility can you really give THEM.

Again, No attack,pump,bash or "AIR" intended. Just a small venting.

Know what I mean?

2V4O -

i will apoligize for the comment made to you. i now realize that after reading your post you did exactly what you just responded,...you were merely venting some disbelief in the poster stockhappy's post on the iHub CLYW board.

i realize that my post in content was not actually "challanging",...i state it to be challanging because so many individuals on these boards take offense so quickly over any type of 'post your link to prove your ascertains' that i almost always place a type disclaimer in the form i did ( this is a challange) when i make an inquiry.

i can see i am commuicating with someone in the person of yourself that has the skills to reasonably communicate topics with intelligence. very much appreciated.

my post here was not necessarily venting regarding CLYW and its lack of responsibiilty to its shareholders. it was more directed to posts like stockhappy and johns who claim " the word is this and the word is that,...yada, yada, yada." and " an investment in CLYW will make you $$$". that kind of posting is irresponsible and immature and it displays the intent of the individual posting such unqualified posts with no links to support or back up their posts.

it is all puzzling,...that is, why a company that has a patent awarded to them for a technolgy that susposedly could create a stir in the Wi-Fi universe that this said company does not alert the media to its available and liscensing of the said technology. its puzzling,... especially after many attempts by many various investors calling the IR dept to receive no solid information regarding the allegded contracts, OTC listing status and progression in projected growth of their ASNAP. very irresponsible on CLYW managements part.

i have done fairly extensive dd on this company comprising both negative and positive content and because of its pinksheet listing status certain information cannot be obtained, via the company or other due dilignece sources, for an informed decision. nonetheless,...i hold shares.

having said that,...i welcome you to the iHub CLYW board and anything you might contribute.

http://www.investorshub.com/boards/board.asp?board_id=2196

Edited by author 02-22-2004 05:26 PM
nlightn...

I Hear Ya.

It's a coincidence, but while I was responding to your last post I was listening to the radio and I heard an old "POLICE" song and the chorus line was...


" When The Eloquence Escapes You...

Illogic Ties You Up And Rapes You."


We are ALL guilty of this.

Later.

sorry Nlightn dont know were that comment came from guess it was just early in the morning and gettin frustrated due to the fact that there is no news being released.
Didnt someone mention the OTC listing is done on calypso's side all we are waiting for is OTC board to get back to Calypso????
They have done all they can and its out of there hands they just have to wait now for a response.
Is this true anyone??????????????

john - frustration makes investors do frustrating things :) it's all understandable.

my conclusion, after speaking with the company IR person a month ago, on the OTC listing is that the application has already been presented for discernment. but that has been over two months ago.

granted things take time. but,..i do know this and have knowledge of this,...that if an application is presented and it contains no questionable content then the application is passed and accepted for listing. if there is questionable content contained on the presented application the agency handling it has no other alternative except to send the application back outlining it's reasoning(s) for rejection and what information is needed for the application to become acceptable for review.

so my multi-tiered conclusion is this,...1) the application has never been sent and only being readied to send, (the company has lied to investors. in no press release has CLYW management ever stated that an application has actually been sent) 2)the application has been sent and is awaiting approval status, 2a) the holdup in acceptance is because the application is being returned with instructions and specifics for further review, 3) if the application has been sent and it contained unacceptable content CLYW is being asked to provide criteria for what they are ascerting on their application. the only reason this would be occuring is because the content on the aplication is being deemed as 'questionable' in the approving agencys perepective. 4) the application is being rejected on content, 5) other.

so those are my possible scenarios that could be going on with this listing application. hey,...as we speak CLYW management might have already gotten approval and are working on a press release.

i really don't know.

i'm also quite interested for Wi-Fi Alliances discernment if CLYW technology has interoperability on the IEEE 802.11 product criteria. that will be a very revealing fact to see if they pass WFA criteria. if CLYW does,...then it likens to a UL approval to an appliance. that little label will give CLYW a chance in the market place with their ASNAP,...but,...without that WFA discernment and approval,..well,...kiss this one goodbye.

the patent appears to give CLYW an edge but i recall a stock that had a patent on ground to satellite GPS signal and also sported one of the highest paid litigation attorneys for patent infringement. well,...that company has now filed for bankruptcy adn the pps is .0running between .0005 and .001. so a patent means nothing in todays world. you've got to have the deep pockets to defend that patent. at this point CLYW has no product generating income. this is a faith walk and at this point CLYW isn't delivering the goods,...literally.

Edited by author 02-24-2004 12:47 PM
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J M H O...(Edit Added)

Last week, and so far this week, the volume and trading pattern on CLYW sure has changed.

It seems like a forced capitulation (orchestrated by the M.M.'s ?). Slow and unpredictable.

Mayby the sellers have dried up and the M.M.'s are working hard to find some more.

Edit: But as I look around today, alot of stocks that I am following are retesting some significant lows. The market did the same thing during the second week of December, 2003. That's when CLYW went from $1.25 to $1.00 and back up to $1.25 to $1.00 again, and then later to $1.45, etc.

But this time CLYW just seems different.


Consider this possible scenario...?

1) The price is lowered on light volume.

2) The last of the nervous investors panic: "I'll never get out of this on light volume, and the price keeps falling".

3) Investors put up their whole lot for sale at a penny or two above current price; thinking maybe they can sell a portion because of light volume.

4) B A M !! ... M.M.s swoop up and steal all of the nervous investors shares.

5) M.M.'s preparing for good news to sell at profit.


I'm first to admit that I don't know what's going on here.

All conjecture, JMHO.

Who knows what's going on with Calypso, but the trading pattern has definitely changed.



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Called Calypso today and spoke with George Schilling. You should call, he had lots to say that gave me much more confidence in my investment here. A pr will come out tomorrow addressing the new patent. He said there was a strategic reason for the delay. Also said they hope want to put out more press in the coming weeks, “2-3 / week” if possible. I asked him about the delay in OTCBB news. He says they need to get the share price up to $2.00 and go for the AMEX. Apparently everything else is in order for the move to the new exchange. Figures that the upcoming press will help with trading volume and pps.

If I had spare cash I would increase my position here and now. GLTYA rak

Edited by author 02-24-2004 05:08 PM
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Does anyone know the position of George Schilling?



When " CLYW " makes it to the AMEX,

do you think the new symbol will be... " CWI "


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I didn't ask George his position and was hoping to find him on the website but he's not there.

Hope we get a little more action with tomorrow's pr. The next few weeks should be interesting.

rak

Frist Nasdaq --> OTCBB --> AMEX --> ??? NYSE!
Give Me A Break!

well I see we have a basher, must be good news coming. i too talked to george and let me tell you he comes across very well and was very encouraged about clyw future. good to see they have a good pr guy finally.

CLYW SCAM sux my knob you down ramper look out $2.00 here we come.
Its just the start the ball is now rolling

Go u good thing up 15cents and climbing volume has picked up word is starting to get out things can olny get better

nice up 35 cents GO GO GO GO

sorry im gettin excited up to 1.35 up 25 cents

We have already signed several agreements to install field trial equipment, which we hope will lead to orders for both handsets that include our technology as well as the related network equipment and the software that facilitates it,'' says Davila.

Looks like he we shall see some more trials coming through
i do know china italy and sweden were wrapped and very very happy with the way things went

In the near term Calypso will start the process of contacting major mobile carriers in the industry to notify them of this patent, and is already in negotiations with a leading OEM manufacturer to license its ASNAP (Automatic Switching of Network Access Points) technology. The patent will have major implications in the way telecom carriers, cable carriers, OEMs, microprocessor hardware, network software and VoIP companies do business. In fact, it can dramatically alter those companies' business models.

Things are looking up this is very good news very good news

The IR guy told me yesterday that they're going to be
putting out a lot of press now that they have all their ducks in a row. He said they'll try for 2 or 3 prs a week in the next few weeks.

This is off to a good start today, especially the volume.

Edited by author 02-25-2004 11:33 AM
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Great!

I'm getting goose...no, wait......


Duck Bumps!



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i can agree with that rankrev you will see alot more action from them in the next few weeks.
I like the volume on this one aswell it looks real good

'rankrev'!? do I smell that bad? lol

I wonder if we'll break 1M shares today?

sorry mate my bad raknrev ill get it right from now on
If it closes above $1.30 ill be happy but if the volume is over a mill ill break out the bubbly.
When the ann is absorbed tonight you will see another jump tomorrow one can only wait and see
Go CALYPSO KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK

making phones for shipping out

Edited by author 02-25-2004 01:10 PM
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Volume Is Currently On Track For:

1,114,286 Shares.

As Of 1:00 PM ET US


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Volume Is Currently On Track For:

972,074 Shares.

As Of 2:00 PM ET US


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Volume Is Currently On Track For:

985,496 Shares.

As Of 2:30 PM ET US


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2vo, who cares? but seems to be big seller sitting at 1.30 all day. with all the closely held shares, someone probably dumping big position. too bad.

Edited by author 02-25-2004 04:20 PM
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Killin' Time At Your Expense...

Final: 1,003,882 shares at $1.28

final4 - exactly,...someone is siting at that 1.30 point,...

but who? and what is the amount of shares are they wanting to dump into this market?,...and why ?

another set of questions,...have any of the company principles received shares in the company ? if so, what type of shares ? freetrading, 144's, stock options, etc ?
if they haven't taken shares in their personal brokerage account has a trust been set up for disbursement of these shares and eventual selling of these shares. i state that because it appears through the disclosure on CLYW SEC filings no one in the company is receiving any paycheck for their services to CLYW. now that's alot of rich people all collected together in one company.

i have a speculation,...

it has not been disclosed how CLYW is paying for legal services, investment brokerage representation, etc. these type of services are paid by either a retainer upfront and balance paid upon completion of services or shares in the company or another mutually beneficial transaction for both parties. if it is an all shares deal in company then those shares can be paid in free trading shares or restricted shares. now because CLYW is a pinksheet they do not have to address to the companys shareholders these types of questions at this point...that being, how are your services being paid for ?

also on CLYW's SEC forms it is disclosed that there are a few individuals that hold 1M, 2M, and 5M shares. what type of shares are these ? freetrading ?,..., restricted ? could some of these holders be selling into any rally of the price ?

bottom line,... is someone is selling.

another concern,...CLYW has an awarded patent. my understanding at this point is that there are no companies that are actually infringing on their patent. their patent specifys the ability to switch between any protocol (GSM/GPRS/CDMA/WCDMA/EDGE,etc) for a smoother and seamless transmission of signal. what happens when these companies are contacted and advised that there is this patent and that CLYW would like to offer their technology for a liscensing fee and these companies say,..."no thank you we are working on another approach". or if in some way any of the major carriers are infringing on the patent and their repsonse to CLYW is "prove it." it's time for the legal action to prove itself and for the courts to decide if the awarded patent actually has bite to it.

additionally,...how will CLYW defend it's patent should representation be needed to do so ? where will the funds come from to pay for representation ? who is their legal counsel ? do they have the deep pockets that the other major carriers have and a legal department of 500 attorneys that can churn out paperwork so dense it will make a daily run at the new york times look like a roll of toilet paper. how will CLYW defend against that tactic ? these companys can keep CLYW in the court for years. even if CLYW actually CLYW has the technical legal right to demand liscensing fees, not one dollar of those fees will ever be seen until the court decides it is to be awarded. can CLYW withstand that type of legal onslaught ?

these are very real scenarios that any company presenting new technology will be challanged with.

no answers,....still alot of questions.

looking at L2 for CLYW we can see that someone is selling. and the wall is 1.30.

i suggest that it might be this>>>
 
UNITED STATES
SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20549

FORM 10-QSB

(Mark one)

[X] QUARTERLY REPORT UNDER SECTION 13 OR 15(d) OF THE EXCHANGE ACT OF 1934

For the quarterly period ended: September 30, 2003

[ ] TRANSITION REPORT UNDER SECTION 13 OR 15(d) OF THE EXCHANGE ACT OF 1994

For the transition period from _______ to _______


Commission File Number: 1-8497


CALYPSO WIRELESS, INC.


ITEM 1. LEGAL PROCEEDINGS

On March 7, 2003 the Company filed suit in the 11th Judicial Circuit in Miami-Dade County Circuit Court, Florida, against >>>Nicolas Armelino, Luis De Gracia, Gabriel Marquinez,<<< as defendants, seeking certain court order relief which included an injunction prohibiting the further transfer and cancellation of approximately >>>3,333,333 shares issued to each of these individuals<<< based upon information that the consulting services were not performed in accordance with the terms and conditions of their respective consulting agreements. The shares were issued pursuant to consulting agreements executed on behalf of the Company by Patrick Lannen, who was President, Chief Executive Officer and sole director of the Company during the period immediately following the reverse merger of Kleer Vu with Calypso Wireless, Inc. on October 4, 2002. After that time, effective December 13, 2002, Carlos H. Mendoza was elected to the positions of Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer. The Company is still pursuing legal remedies to recover the excessive expenses to the Company.

ITEM 2. CHANGES IN SECURITIES

During the three-month period ended September 30, 2003, the Company issued >>>430,000 shares of restricted common shares to various companies and non-related individuals for professional services.<<<

  

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could these be the sellers ?

could the "various companies " mentioned possibly be d.e. wine, their investment broker ? i state that wondering how are the services by d.e. wine being compensated ? an upfront retainer ?,... or shares of the company stock ? and if it is company stock are they freetrading or restricted shares ?

because CLYW is a pinksheet they don't have to disclose the actual receiver of these shares they only need to mention the distribution of these shares in their filing.

and if it not d.e. wine then who else is CLYW giving 430,000 restricted common shares to and what is the nature of the professional services ? how long is the restriction,...30 days, 90 days, 365 days ?

what is your opinion on this ?

i belive that the injunction prohibiting the further transfer and cancellation of approximately >>>3,333,333 shares was cancelled. BUT one of those assholes knew of clyw going to the courts so one of them managed to sell around a million shares which forced the price down to $2 from $8. D.E Wine was mopping alot of that up and trying to buy it back but if i was D.E wine i would let it drop and get in under a $1.00 which everyone did. It got down to 60cents in nov and everyone loaded up big time.
The patent has been ann volume was great yest we will hear of more ann soon. This is the only company close to doing anything about switching from wi-fi to cell so i wouldnt worry to much about competition at this point there light years ahead of everyone.
Plus i heard there got the best lawyers in Newyork just a whisper i heard SO ITS ALL GOOD

Edited by author 02-26-2004 07:43 AM
john - again ,...nothing personal but most of your assessments are 'i heard this' and ' i heard that'.

well from where have you heard this and that ?

most of what you are siting is from the companys own pr's. and the rest you are stating is your own assumption.

how do you know that the 9,999,999 shares (yes,..it's 3,333,333 shareds for each of the individuals named) were cancelled by the courts ? under CLYW's own admission in their SEC filing they state "seeking certain court order relief " and "The Company is still pursuing legal remedies to recover the excessive expenses to the Company." it does not state that the courts upheld any ruling or that they were awarded any relief in this matter to date.

and how do you know that "one of them were able to sell around a million shares?" where does your information come from ?

and to correct you CLYW's stock price has never hit $8. the highest it hit was $5. that is information on many stock sites.

and how do you know that d.e. wine is "mopping alot of that up and trying to buy it (the shares) back ? how do you know what d.e. wine is doing as their investment broker ?

and your statement that they are light years ahead of the competition is CLYW's comment and position and unprovable at this point. their technology has not even been available to be discerned its capability in the interoperability IEEE 802.11 product protocal. there is no credible proof that their ASNAP will even be embraced by any of the major indistry carriers/leaders. that statement is total hype and conjecture and speculation on CLYW's part and yours if you accept that statement without any proof. proof would be a major carrier 1) begins to use their switching technology and 2) begins using their products and 3) begins paying liscensing fees for that usage to CLYW.

and how do you know that CLYW "has got the best New York lawyers just a whisper I heard? " where did you hear that ? CLYW has never disclosed who any legal representation was. who are they ? and what experience do these n.y. lawyers have in this field ?

i will site an example for you regarding the 'best laywers'. Paradigm Advanced Technology has a patent for ground to satelite transmission for GPS. they even had products that HQ and other industry leaders were using. well they retained David Boies. do you know who David Boies is ? in case you don't he is the attorney that conducted the Napster case. his firm has blue chip companies as their client base. his firm even stated after reading their patent that they believed that this patent was enforcable. this man is huge. well PRAV retained him to defend against the infringment of their patent. well guess what,... PRAV has filed for bankruptcy. and their pps is now .0005.

so the best lawyers don't give you nothing if 1) you don't have the funds to pay them and 2) the courts decide you don't have what you think you have in your patent or 3) companies, large major companies don't need your technology.

so you make alot of assumptions in your post. none of which can be backed up,...unless of course you can back them up.

can you ?

Clyw first started at $10+ in oct-nov'02 and then declined quite rapidly after that. It was not there for long, but it was there.

exactly i "heard it" and fuck it im not gonna mention in here any more what i heard. If i give away my source there in deep shit. U ask so many question Nlightn
why dont you give calypso a call and ask them
By the way look at yahoo clypw charts do a 2 yr graph
you can see the price coming down from around a $10 - $8
high. you can see around the time of march the price got hammered gee i wonder why it didnt have anything to do with a court hearing did it.
Like before i told you my broker played around with a demo phone you didnt belive me. but then i said the magic word protocol.
REMEMBER I KNOW D.E.WINE they tend to know alot and have a good habit of finding small telecommunication companys and making them go big time. There helping clyw along so they know alot what is happening.
More ann on the way soon
Whispers do go around guess what nlightn you just heard one
so sssssshhhhhhhhh dont tell anyone.
you would be amazed at what a stock broker knows

Edited by author 02-26-2004 09:36 AM
john - you speak as if d.e wine is above doing anything that is other than reputable.

well,...undoubtedly you've been a vaccum if you havent' realized that some of the most henious crimes against the investing public were perpetrated by ,...are you ready for this ,...investment brokerage houses.

you and your adimiration of of d.e. wine falls on deaf ears.

the proof of CLYW's success is in two parts as i see it,...1)can CLYW convince the major carriers that they need their ASNAP technology ? and 2) if there is a need for enforcement of the awarded patent will the courts uphold in favor of CLYW ? and 2a) where are the funds coming from to mount such a defense of their patent ?

in CLYW own SEC most recent filing they have just over $250,000. now i don't think that will pay for much of a defense should it occur.

you are missing the main points. and still haven't addressed them.

and regarding calling the company,...they speak in genaralities.

time will be the supplier of this scenario,...bottom line.

D.E wine do things reputable.
Most of my whispers come from else where.

off and racing to a nice start go you good thing!!!!!

Edited by author 02-26-2004 10:13 AM

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Both Of You Guys Get An "A" In Creative Thinking!

But, You are Thinking ... W A Y... Too Much.


Don't let CLYW pass you by while you're busy making assumptions.
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all this is for me right now is momentum on the recent pr.

i'm in at an average of 1.07,...until CLYW comes up with something more solid its a trade at this point.

end of story.

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It's Your Call.

I Guess I'm Just Looking At The Big Picture.
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Running 230,000 shares ahead of yesterday

As of Noon ET US
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Trading identically like yesterday, just 20 cents higher and more volume. Can anyone explain these seemingly predetermined ceilings at $1.30 yesterday and $1.50 today? I really like the trend of course, just a little confused
by it.

Edited by author 02-26-2004 01:43 PM
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raknrev,

"Dime-a-Dozen" reasons.

But I wouldn't even think about swing trading this until at least $3.50.

If at all !

EDIT: $1.30 and $1.50 are definitely new support levels.

IMO
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what a day. cant wait for news next 2-3 weeks. i'm in for the long haul, but congrats to those that bot low and sold today for their profit and for getting out of the way.

Hi
I am on vacation week 10 and 11.
I will try to read my e-mails everyday.

All the e-mails will also be forwarded to Mikkel Aaes.

Best regards
Martin Pedersen

NICE $1.85
lookout going for $2.50 today

Interested party:

Thank you for being part of our shareholder alert program. We here at Calypso appreciate your interest. As you might be aware, we announced the issuance of our patent by the US Patent Office this Wednesday Feb 25, 2004. Because of the level of interest we have received, we have been featured by certain media relations groups, notably Wall Street Reporter .

Please refer to http://www.wallstreetreporter.com/profiles/CalypsoWireless.html .

NEW NEWS

http://www.hotspotsnews.com/utilities/prin.../page207-590829.asp

www.infoworld.com/article/04/02/25/HNtmobilewifi_1.html

Thanks Great for that link

In Cannes, T-Mobile also revealed plans for a multinetwork service that will allow users to roam "seamlessly" across three different wireless networks: GPRS (General Packet Radio Service), WCDMA (Wideband Code Division Multiple Access) and Wi-Fi.

could be calypso

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I'm just guessing. Or maybe just hoping.

But I see CLYW breaking $3.00 fairly soon.

Silently STRONG !
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By Dave Mock
February 26, 2004

Oh, the temptation.


What if you had bought Microsoft (Nasdaq: MSFT) at its IPO? How about Intel (Nasdaq: INTC)? What if you could find the next Qualcomm (Nasdaq: QCOM) in the incubation stage?


Well, a tiny wireless startup is dangling this carrot and playing to a frothy market with stories of riches untold. Calypso Wireless (CLYW.PK) laid out a tempting draw in a press release yesterday. Calypso is trumpeting a new patent it received that it promises will revolutionize the global telecommunications industry.


The solution claims a seamless method for wireless phones to utilize multiple networks -- including Wi-Fi hot spots in places such as Starbucks (Nasdaq: SBUX) and Borders (NYSE: BGP). Many wireless carriers have been itching to integrate the popularity of broadband wireless access with their voice offerings, but a workable solution has so far proven elusive.


The announcement was enough to send the stock up over 16% on the day to $1.28 a stub. More than a million shares traded hands -- about a million more than most trading days. Investors were apparently excited when the company said it would aggressively pursue a Qualcomm-like business model of licensing the patent for revenue. After learning more about the company, though, I'd give them a snowball's chance at success.


Of course, one could argue that even the best companies were once frail and tiny with only a dream (and no revenue). But there are dramatic differences in what makes the Intels and Qualcomms so successful -- one is the people. It's not just a great technology or a patent; it's the intellectual talent behind them.


Case in point: Qualcomm created a stir in the late 1980s with a revolutionary technology for cellular phones called CDMA. But the company was not just a flash in the pan. The senior team was widely regarded as the top minds in communications and already developed a hugely successful company called Linkabit prior to Qualcomm.


Calypso Wireless, on the other hand, does not carry the same pedigree. The young management team and fragmented nature of its capitalization (and struggle to even list on the OTC market) do not make a strong impression to a Foolish investor.


Other than an indicator of the market's headiness, investors are better off staying far away from such temptations.


Looking for small companies with big potential but without the hype? Try Motley Fool Hidden Gems, where Tom Gardner sleuths for new investment prospects monthly. For a free 30-day trial, click here.

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i belive calypso have applied to the OTC board there just waiting for a response you just have to wait and see.
They have done all is that required of them.
Its still an exciting company only time will tell.
Im in big time.

New article from Broadband-Daily


Patent Clears Way for Cellular-WiFi Roaming

[Article ID: 1158-4807] Printer Friendly

Calypso Wireless has patented a technology called Automatic Switching of Network Access Points (ASNAP) that it says will give WiFi more mobility and cellular more bandwidth within a single receiving/sending device, starting with an ASNAP-enabled handset that it will build.

The Florida-based vendor said it received the U.S. patent entitled “Communication System and Method” for technology that covers the seamless roaming of voice, video and data between WAN access points like cellular towers, including those using GSM/GPRS/EDGE, CDMA and WCDMA technology and short-range Internet access points like 802.11-enabled WiFi and Bluepoint in-home and in-enterprise wireless networks.

Calypso is in discussions with both U.S. and European mobile carriers to build handsets that would enable this seamless roaming and provide it to more users. It’s also working with original equipment manufacturers to license its technology for handsets and other mobile devices such as PDAs and laptops, said Calypso Chairman-CEO Carlos Mendosa.

For carriers, the technology would be a way to “save frequency spectrum, which is very rare right now, and offer many new services to the mobile consumer like real-time videoconferencing, voice-over-IP sessions and data transfers,” he said.

The ability to roam between narrowband and broadband wireless networks will transform mobile communications and enhance the experience for end users, he said.

The carriers, however, might not embrace this concept with the open arms Mendosa envisions. For one thing, an industry source said, a carrier would probably need to own both the cellular and WiFi network—or at least work a deal to share the connections—to make it worthwhile to offer as an application.

“The carriers don’t like it necessarily because they’re going to be losing minutes on the expensive side of that network,” the source said.

Those minutes are not being put to their best use by downloading bandwidth-rich applications that don’t lend themselves to narrowband cellular networks, Mendosa countered.

“Right now, mobile is voice-centric. Mobile carriers offer small amounts of data because of the capacity of the network. And it’s very slow,” Mendosa said. “With this, you’d be able to have broadband connectivity to the mobile devices and at the same time improve network capacity and quality of service.”

A mobile user roaming into an 802.11-enabled broadband wireless zone would step from narrowband speeds—9.6 kbps to 40 kbps of data capability—to broadband speeds up to 11 Mbps. This would enable about six frames a second real-time videoconferencing over a WiFi-enabled phone, PDA, laptop or other mobile device.

“You can share pictures. You can share directories … whenever you are in a WiFi hotspot because you have the roaming capability on your device,” Mendosa said.

Calypso’s technology—and the phone it is building—will synchronize the transfer from the mobile carrier to the broadband network, he said.

“Once the connection is made, the mobile carrier transfers the call or data from the tower to the WiFi access point and therefore provides broadband connectivity to the mobile device,” he said.

While laptops would appear to have a place in the pantheon of devices using this technology, Calypso has not yet talked with vendors or chipmakers about including its technology ASNAP in what typically are data transceiving devices, Mendosa said.

“We’re going to be contacting them shortly and start working with these companies,” he promised.

Expecting interview with World Business Review as early as next week. This RB post from last week has so far been right on the money, including the Broadband-Daily article posted here earlier.

TV coverage should give Calypso's new patent and technology fantastic exposure.


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27 Feb 2004, 12:12 AM EST
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I called Calypso today talk to George Schilling, whom I am assuming is the new IR rep. I ended up on his voice mail and he actually called me back at 7:00 pm Miami time. He knows I'm just a small fish as we had a chat the other day but he still gives me a call before heading home for the night. Decent guy.

I congratulated him on the great volume and share price and he seemed pretty happy with it. He might be issuing another announcement tomorrow but he still has to finish it up in the morning so it might not happen until later in the day or not at all. I assume that would push it to Monday but I didn't ask.

I asked him if he could expand on the China Telecom deal. He said that the deal is strong and still in place but that the ball is in Calypso's court to supply them with 30-35 proto-type phones.

He told me about the Wall Street Reporter interview and I think he said they'll give it a little editing and put it on the Calypso website next week. I was already tiling my shower and wasn't in a ideal spot to take notes so the notes I have are a little scattered. I really wasn't expecting him to call at all, let alone that late.

He said more interviews are on the way. Broadband Daily next week and I think Carlos or David already did or will soon do an interview with Alexander Hague(?) of World Business Review which will be a 3 minute video that should be out in 2 weeks. Mentioned how many millions of viewers they reach ( 40+ M?) on CNBC, Bravo, TechTV, etc.

He again mentioned that they're trying for 2-3 announcements/prs each week for the next few weeks.

I also asked George if he knew what the current outstanding share count was but he admitted he didn't really know, but if I contact D.E. Wine they should be able to me help out.

That's about it. I was considering selling some or all of my shares tomorrow, being day 3 of an awesome run and a Friday so I had to call for an update.

After speaking with George I get the feeling I would quickly regret selling any shares and that this is a very good place to be.

rak

(Voluntary Disclosure: Position- Long; ST Rating- Strong Buy; LT Rating- Strong Buy)

hey ralph
u picked it ann out today
NEW NEW NEW

Calypso's Patent Could Have an Immediate Impact on the Way OEMs Do Business
Wednesday March 3, 5:30 am ET
New technology could dramatically boost global wireless handset sales - Calypso Wireless already in negotiations with a major OEM manufacturer

MIAMI LAKES, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--March 3, 2004-- Calypso Wireless, Inc. (OTC:CLYW - News), announced today that it is in the process of contacting all major OEMs in the wireless industry to notify them of the patent that could have a significant and immediate impact on the development of the industry, as well as major implications on the way OEM's such as Nokia (NYSE:NOK - News), Ericsson (Nasdaq:ERICY - News) and Motorola (NYSE:MOT - News) do business. Last week, Calypso Wireless announced it had been granted U.S. Patent #6,680,923 titled "Communication system and method", which covers the seamless roaming of voice, video and data between Wide Area Network access points, such as cellular towers (GSM/GPRS/EDGE, CDMA, WCMDA etc.) and short-range Internet access points (such as Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, etc.). Calypso Wireless is already in negotiations with a major OEM manufacturer to license its ASNAP(TM) technology. Due to the patent, even those OEM manufacturers that don't wish to license Calypso's technology at the time, but plan to create wireless devices that roam seamlessly between these networks, will have to obtain rights from Calypso Wireless.
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Calypso's patented technology enables mobile users to seamlessly switch between cellular and wireless IP networks via the WLAN, accelerating wireless broadband deployment. The technology could also provide significant savings to mobile carriers in additional frequency spectrum and infrastructure equipment by offloading capacity to the WLAN and IP networks while providing additional sources of revenues. Internet-ready devices, including wireless cellular phones, PDA's and notebooks - can seamlessly connect to either the mobile carriers cellular phone network or any wireless LAN, such as 802.11x (Wi-Fi). In other words, global connectivity of voice, video and data will be done through the most efficient connection point, at a lower cost to both the mobile carrier and the consumer.

"Our technology could dramatically boost overall wireless handset sales, and change the industry's growth projections globally. We believe that when consumers will be given an opportunity to connect at a speed of up to 11,000 Kbps (11Mbps) so that they will be able to watch DVD-quality movies or perform movie-quality, real-time video conferencing, they will use it. By teaming up with us, OEMs will now be able to manufacture and market such devices and dramatically boost their sales," says David Davila, President & CEO of Calypso Wireless.

About Calypso Wireless, Inc.

Calypso Wireless is the company behind the revolutionary ASNAP(TM) technology for which Calypso recently was granted US Patent #6,680,923 titled "Communication system and method" Calypso's technology enables the phones and other mobile devices to automatically detect an available wireless local area network and then seamlessly switch between the signals from a GSM/GPRS link tower to a short range broadband network such as cable with Wi-Fi. The wireless customer remains connected to the GSM/GPRS or CDMA network until his mobile phone automatically detects and switches to a Wi-Fi network. At that point, the phone seamlessly switches to that network and is now able to connect at a speed of up to 11,000 Kbps (11Mbps) enabling movie-quality, real-time video conferencing via Calypso's cell / Wi-Fi phones, or any mobile device powered with Calypso's technology.

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I Think We Have Overcome The Forces Of Gravity.

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new article just out....

March 03, 2004

Calypso Warns It Will Enforce Roaming Patent



By Mobile PIpeline News

Calypso Wireless said Wednesday it is contacting mobile device vendors to warn them that it will enforce a patent that covers roaming between cellular data systems and shorter-range networks such as wireless LANs.
A number of vendors have said they will release mobile devices that work both with wide area wireless data networks such as those based on EDGE and CDMA technology shorter-range networks such as wireless LANs. The patent, which was granted last week, covers a method of seamlessly roaming between the two types of networks, Calypso said.

The Florida-based company said in a statement that the patent "could have a significant and immediate impact on the development of the industry, as well as major implications on the way that OEMs such as Nokia, Ericsson and Motorola do business."

The company said that it already is negotiating with one major manufacturer to license its roaming technology. It claimed, however, that the patent was a win-win proposition because it adds significant capabilities to wireless devices.

"Our technology could dramatically boost overall wireless handset sales, and change the industry's growth projections globally," David Davila, Calypso's president and CEO said in a statement. "By teaming up with us, OEMs will now be able to manufacture and market such devices and dramatically boost their sales."

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Looks Like Calypso Means "Business".


I Believe I Am Starting To " L E V I T A T E " .


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What an incredible Company.

With an incredible P.R. Strategy.


FIRST: They patiently wait for the right time.

SECOND: They take a few days to methodically release
word of their Patent - To The World.

THIRD: They then (in my words, not theirs) put
the industry on notice.

FOURTH: (To Be?) They are justified with a
Major O.E.M. Contract or Licensing Agreement.


Of course, this is how they are laying it out to the public.
Who knows, in addition, what else is going on, inside.


2 V 4 0


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includes hors d'oeuvres! (i'm in!)

NJVoip,org is an organization for telecommunications professionals that follow trends of the Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) industry.

Its membership is designed for:

  Employees of equipment manufacturers, service providers, enterprise end-users, industry analysts, bankers, recruiters and students. Our members are from all levels (e.g. President to entry level) and we want to include all disciplines (e.g. engineering, operations, documentation, testing, marketing, product management, recruiting, investment analysis, etc.)

The organization holds evening meetings to discuss VoIP industry issues. Becoming a member is free and easy. The price of admission to the meetings is approximately $15.00 and includes hors d'oeuvres.


The next meeting is March 11, 2004 from 6:30 to 9:00pm. The topic is WiFi Phones. Instat predicts the voice over wireless LAN market will grow from $16.5 million in 2002 to $507 million in 2007. The following manufacturers have announced WIFI VoIP programs: Mitsubishi, Inband Wireless. Calypso, Cisco, Motorola, Symbol.


The March 11 Meeting agenda is:

6:30pm - Networking, Drinks and Hors D'oeuvres

7:15pm - Organization Housekeeping

7:30pm - Calypso Wireless Guest Speaker

8:00pm - Open Discussion/Networking


The location for the meeting is the Woodbridge Hilton off exit 131A of the Garden State Parkway.

found new interview...

March 4, 2004
Patent Tollbooth Before Wi-Fi-to-WAN Roaming
By Susan Kuchinskas


Technology that helps cell phone users roam between cellular and local wireless networks is a great idea, according to Robert Leon, CTO and co-founder of Calypso Wireless. It's such a great idea that his company patented it.

Calypso announced Wednesday that it's begun contacting all major wireless OEMs (original equipment manufacturers) (define) to notify them of the patent. The statement names Nokia (Quote, Chart), Ericsson (Quote, Chart) and Motorola (Quote, Chart) as companies that will find the patent has "major implications on the way OEM's do business."

In an urban setting, there are often overlapping areas of connectivity via different protocols, such as when a T-Mobile customer enters a cafe that has one of the company's wireless hotspots (define). If a handset could automatically switch to the Wi-Fi (define) network, when you enter the small footprint of the Wi-Fi, you use that and free up the spectrum," Leon told internetnews.com. "The smart handset can make the best use of the airwaves."

Leon said that mobile carriers could save money by minimizing use of wide-area network spectrum, while gaining additional revenue by offering broadband services like videoconferencing within hotspots.

Calypso provides technology to handle such a switch. Its ASNAP (Automatic Switching of Network Access Points) lets a device automatically switch protocols without dropping the connection. Leon, who invented the technology, said he wrote the patent to cover switching between any protocols. When mobile operators began planning their upgrades to faster 3G (define) networks, Leon said, the company realized there would be a spectrum crunch, and that the best way to limit it would be to offload users to short-range connections.

"Now that Wi-Fi has been out there a while, people have thought about it," Leon said. "But at the time we filed the patent, no one had."

Calypso filed the patent in March 2000, and received U.S. Patent No. 6,680,923, "Communication System and Method," on January 20, 2004.

Calypso chairman Carlos Mendoza said the company is in discussion with one of the top five mobile network operators.

"For any mobile device, cellular phone, PDA or laptop that's able to roam between any current or future mobile network and Wi-Fi or Bluetooth or any other wireless LAN network, they will have to pay a licensing fee to us," Mendoza said.

In the short term, the patent might not be good for much, according to Dave Mock, co-author of Tapping into Wireless. Wi-Fi connections drain batteries fast, and, while some manufacturers are putting Wi-Fi into phones, he said, "The market needs some maturity there." Neither has the market for mobile broadband services taken off.

At the same time, Mock said, some manufacturers are testing strategies for protocol roaming. For example, Birdstep Technology claims its Mobile IP Client lets users and applications "seamlessly connect and re-connect across different types of infrastructures without application downtime or user intervention." Birdstep executives did not return calls requesting comment.

Mock said that most companies that are successful at licensing wireless IP offer a lot more than just a patent. Companies such as QUALCOMM, for example, "are licensing know-how and methods, they're a value-add for the customers."

In addition to IP licensing, Calypso makes Wi-Fi access points and is developing a videophone. The company announced its first major contract in February, a $500 million dollar deal with an unnamed Chinese telecommunications company for the videophones.

Mock said that, while he hadn't reviewed the patent, it would feed into what he called "the runaway patent controversy. This company came up with a great method of doing something, but they're actually saying, 'Whatever method you do, it's just the idea that we own.'" When OEMs consider the number of handsets they'll manufacture in the future, Mock said, they might decide it's cheaper to go to court

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the bottom line is,...

this board, and other CLYW message boards can speculate and pontificate all we want about what we think we know about this patent,...how and/or why it can be enforced, what will happen to CLYW's pps when they sign some agreements with large network carriers, etc., etc., etc.

the reality is we have no idea of what will happen until this patent is tested. tested means this patent is presented to the/a large network carrier, their attorneys look at the patent and its implications and discern if it is applicable to them, or if they are or are not infringing on the patent, from that point a legal determination will be made and any legal proceedings will go forth from there.

because one large network carrier might use and liscense CLYW's ASNAP technlogy under their own violition does not mean or imply that the rest of the large network carriers are preparing to use said technology or are infringing on this patent.

in law it is all up to interpetation. if CLYW presents this patent to a large network carrier and in CLYW's point of view this large network carrier is infringing on their patent,...guess who has to bring suit?,...that's right,...it will have to be CLYW who files a lawsuit and has to present it's case. CLYW has to prove to the court that said company is infringing on the patent. in this scenario CLYW will need legal representation and they will be up against the best in the business and with very, very deep pockets. the law has nothing to do with what is legal and what is right,...it is who presents a better case for the court to make its determination and finding.

and even is this patent does have strength it might have its limits and if it does have its limits there is always a mechanism called an improvement patent. a patent that does not infringe on the original but uses the same medium of seamless switching to actually improve what was first presented to the sector. it happens everyday.

what i (we) know,...no manufactured products to deliver as of this date, no results recieved from various field tests, no shipments of products to china telecom, no certification from wi-fi alliance of IEEE 802.11 interoperbility product compliance, no revenues as of this date, no large network carrier signed to use and liscense the technology, susposedly in talks with a major network carrier for liscensing of their technology, no large network carrier agreeing they are infinging on the companys patent, no court determination of such implied infringement, no recent SEC filings outling or detailing on-going company disclosures or events, no analysts coverage of the company, various sector articles referring to CLYW's patent with varying points of view supporting or questioning the patents strength/validity, no disclosure of insider holdings. these are some of the facts as placed out in the public and also by the companys own admission via their press releases.

IMHO,...hold a few hundred or few thousand shares what ever your budget allows (hopefully free shares,...that's what i am doing so now there is no risk of my actual investment dollars) because at this point this is still a gamble. this either going to be really big,...or not what i (we) thought it was.

bottom line of the bottom line is,...these discussions create a mild form of entertainment allowing dreams of millionaire status to run through the heads of investors.

so far its' been an extremely fun ride.

$4.30 wow its going crazy GO CALYPSO !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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JUST WAIT TILL CLYW IS - L I S T E D ... !

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i feel as if i should sell 300% return is nothing to be ashamed off or would that be a mistale i have mixed feelings if it continues to rise then i will feel like a schmuck

Put in a stop loss at a little lower price ie. 5.25. If it dips to there and you sell you still make a bundle, if it bounces around a little you don't have to worry about it, and if it continues to go up you won't want to kill your self.

STOP LOSSES GOT POUNDED! HOLDING FOR LONG TERM NO PLANES TO SELL IN THE FIRST YEAR. COULD HURT COULD BE GREAT ONLY TIME WILL TELL. HAVEING FUN WATCHING THIS THING GO UP!NOT SO MUCH WHEN IT GOES DOWN

I think that the ups and downs are going to happen with profit taking you can't go up everyday and this has been a great run, remember we're still green today and have been for a quite a few days now. I am going to hold with the dream that they can pull off a "QCOM" and I will be able to say I was in at the ground floor, better yet I will be able to say look at all the money I made... Big dreams I know but what can you do.

Edited by author 03-09-2004 05:55 PM
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An update of almost any kind will certainly propel CLYW forward.

At the least ... solidify the current position.


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Ok I did some research and math. Double check it for yourself and let me know if you think it is valid.

Net income / share outstanding = Earnings per share

Stock price / Earnings per share = Price to earnings

Here are some variables I can fill in.

Shares outstanding=104.83m
Average Price to earnings of Communications Equipment = 42.5 I guess that would be CLYW’s sector.

By using those two equations and those variable you can either pick a stock price and find what CLYW would need to make for next year (i.e. net income) to make it market justified or you can make the assumption of next years net income to figure out a market justified stock price.

Here are some results when I used the equations.

-If the CLYW was to move to $25 per share they would need to make $62,661,000 net income next year.

-If CLYW makes $10,000,000 net income next year you could expect a reasonable stock price to be $8.17 per share.

I’m not sure if this is perfect I’m not a pro. Take a look and let me know if this is even valid. Is there any info out there that has even made a guess as to what the net income will be next year or the years to come due to this new patent? If we had anything we could begin to figure out what type of stock price to look for. Are there any precedents that we can use to get an idea of what kind of money we are talking about CLYW making?

Edited by author 03-09-2004 06:46 PM
Is there more than one ways to roam between wireless WAN and wireless LAN? Sure there are many ways to do this. The real question is who's "system" and "method" works the best! Can you put a patent on all motorized vehicles- automobile? Nop, just on a certain "method" that is used to build car.

Btw, U.S. Patent # 6,680,923 titled `Communication system and method'- How does one file a patent called Communication system and method? There are tons of communication systems and methods.

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T A K E - A - S H O W E R

B E C A U S E - Y O U R ...


- - L - - A - - T - - E - - ! !



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Post from iHUB board:
 

It 'Seams' you are working way too hard
to convince the difference between ...

* " Roaming and 'Manually' - Switching "

From:

* " Roaming and 'Automatically' - Switching ...
... S E A M L E S S L Y ".

And how this difference will "Upset"
the Telecom/WiFi "Universe".

Of Course ... Both Exist.

CLYW just happens to have the technology
for " Roaming and 'Automatically' - Switching ...
... S E A M L E S S L Y " .

And a 'U.S AND WORLD PATENT', to back it up.

You think they have been repetitive in those
"First Few Days" ?

Well, what do you expect.

That takes Time - Not One Day.

CLYW is using time to disseminate and
educate with news, and therefore,
articles from News Sources - Around The World !

You should read those P.R.'s and articles twice,
let alone once.

The Patent and Justification behind
CLYW - ASNAP (TM), has been Boldly and
Plainly put in all P.R.'s.

There is no attempt to 'delusion' anyone
between both switching methods. Such as
your delusional premise of confusion.

Bandwidth will get faster as the need
and technology grows, In BOTH Telecom
and Wi-Fi.

You say 2 Mbps is a bottleneck ?
For Who ? Calypso offers up to 11 Mbps.
Way ahead of the game, for growth.

The hypothesis is misleading, and your
premise is not a justified.

Calypso Wireless is offering a simplistic,
logical, 'Hands-Free and Non-Cognitive'
approach ..."For The Consumer".

This is "Big Business". Bigger than you
realize. This is not interpreted based
on the misinterpretation of facts.

The Hypothesis is 'Ease Of Use' and 'Set Up'
for now and into the future, with 'Minimum'
or 'No' Retooling.

The Premise is the use of - A S N A P (TM).

Calypso Wireless is simply offering the technology
of the, current and eventual, obviously preferred
method of " Roaming and 'Automatically' - Switching

--------- S E A M L E S S L Y " .


JMHO


Q.E.D.

Read this and you may need to take one.

http://www.birdstep.com/wireless_infrastructure/mobile_ip.php3

The Birdstep Intelligent Mobile IP Client has followed an open, standards-based approach to provide seamless roaming for operators and enterprises.

"Standards-based", hmmmmm....

Edited by author 03-09-2004 07:09 PM
"Calypso offers up to 11 Mbps."
That's just IEEE 802.11b (WLAN) specification- the air speed.
The actual user speed is about 5Mbps due to the wireless overhead, IF HE IS THE ONLY ONE ATTACHED TO THE ANTENNA!

Wow, now I see why CLYW PR works for public, but not for network professionals.

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Your point is mute;

I can list more links than that.


You sound like your 'in', trying to

' calculate '. Then you defend 'not'

to be 'in'. I read your "fishy" comment.

Then you edited it. Too much to soon?

You wanted to save that one for later?


Why? Where? How? Who?


Two words my friend ...


POTENTIAL and INVESTMENT

if this does'nt imply to you,

then why confuse yourself.


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The term CLYW refers to is "hybrid" in the network indusrty.
It's been around for sometime.

Just type "hybrid roaming patents" in Google and see them for yourself.

You can check out this one too:

http://www.padcomusa.com/products.shtml


I can do this all day, but here is the moral of the story:

Enjoy the ride, but be smart about it.
We can all laugh about this later.

One more info and you're on your own:

http://www.smartphonetoday.com/articles/20...ooth-Before-p2.html

At the same time, Mock said, some manufacturers are testing strategies for protocol roaming. For example, Birdstep Technology claims its Mobile IP Client lets users and applications "seamlessly connect and re-connect across different types of infrastructures without application downtime or user intervention."

Haakon Bryhni, Birdstep CTO, said he's aware of Calypso's patent but the company's attorneys haven't found any infringing or problematic issues.

"Our technology is based on mobile IP, which was defined and standardized by the IETF in 1996 and had been known as a technology for years before that," Bryhni told internetnews.com. "Our technology was developed over the past eight years and is based on standardized and well-known protocols." Birdstep has its own patents relating to roaming in and out of virtual private networks.

Mock said that most companies that are successful at licensing wireless IP offer a lot more than just a patent. Companies such as QUALCOMM, for example, "are licensing know-how and methods, they're a value-add for the customers."

In addition to IP licensing, Calypso makes Wi-Fi access points and is developing a videophone. The company announced its first major contract in February, a $500 million dollar deal with an unnamed Chinese telecommunications company for the videophones.

Mock said that, while he hadn't reviewed the patent, it would feed into what he called "the runaway patent controversy. This company came up with a great method of doing something, but they're actually saying, 'Whatever method you do, it's just the idea that we own.'" When OEMs consider the number of handsets they'll manufacture in the future, Mock said, they might decide it's cheaper to go to court.

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Thank you for releasing me, so now

I can be " On My Own " .

What was your function anyway ?

Oh ya, you eluded to leaving.


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The way I look at it that $500m dollar deal spit over 3 years should put CLYW net income some where around 30m next year, just a guess. However, that alone would justify a stock price of 24+ per share without any new revenue which is due to come in with this new patent, so I can't see selling anywhere below 15. Again if I am way off here let me know I don't want to get burned. By the way Hybrid there probably isn't enough people that check out this site to scare the stock price down so if you are a short that is great and all but posting a bunch of Web sites and tring to belittle the stock isn't going to help your position.

from what i see there is more room for this to go up, a little worried about time frame on the shipments of the phones. and network equipment. i like them long and i got in early

THIS THING IS ALL OVER THE PLACE TODAY! NEED SOME NEWS WORRIED ABOUT OTHER COMPANYS THAT MAKE THE SAME EQUIPMENT, SEEMS THERE NOT THE ONLY ONES!

SEEMS I'M NOT THE ONLY ONE, WITH WORRIES. SHOULD HAVE SOLD HI AND BOUGHT BACK LOWER HIGNSIGHT IS 2020

Even though everyone has to make his/her own mistake, such is life, watching them doing it makes me feel funny.

this is far from over Hybrid.....i actually expected what happened today. No one in their right mind in this day and age should expect 15-20% increases for 5 consecutive days to stand. This isn't 1999. I feel this still could be a great long term investment

Seems to be many challenges:

As mentioned by a previous post, the patent will need to be tested. The wireless networks and vendors have many patents of their own and the "prior knowledge" of similar technology. The only positive comments on the patent have come from CLYW. One patent does not a company make.

CLYW will have difficulty competing on the phone side of the business. Bigger, stronger, and wealthier companies are having trouble making money on phones. The market in China will not pay for an expensive phone, video or otherwise. This phone will have to be built in China to have much of a chance. Which leaves the manufacturing equipment on the books. The Chinese government is recommending a "standard" for 802.11(security) that is different than the ROW.

Another technology question that needs to be solved is roaming on the 802.11 side. Users are not going to stop moving and once "roamed" to the 802.11 side (which doesn't roam well), what happens to the data link and application that is expecting 11Mbps and is switched back to something much slower. 802.11 needs some mobility / roaming help of its own.

The last month has been interesting for CLYW and those that have ridden or riding this “story”. Still need to see some execution and funding to make this into a company. Would like to see margin projections for the phones and licensing revenue projections.

A few comments:

Finally, a good post for change.

"The Chinese government is recommending a "standard" for 802.11(security) that is different than the ROW."
==> It is a requirement rather than a recommendation.

"Another technology question that needs to be solved is roaming on the 802.11 side. Users are not going to stop moving and once "roamed" to the 802.11 side (which doesn't roam well), what happens to the data link and application that is expecting 11Mbps and is switched back to something much slower. 802.11 needs some mobility / roaming help of its own."
==> CLYW patent assumes applications will roam seamlessly across the different wireless networks at MSC, Gateway and authentication level(read their white paper). This is a wishiful thinking especially for real-time applications such as voice and streaming video. There are many issues at data link layer and there are enough patents on that subject as well.

OVER SOLD VERY GOOD BUYING OPPORTUNITY
expect a rise today
One of the PR's mentioned another Major contract
about to be released maybe within a week

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Lobrid - Is that all the 'BULL' you got ?


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Edited by author 03-12-2004 12:59 AM
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LieBrid --- I Said ...

Is That All The - B. S. - Ya Got ?



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Any news about Calypso speaking at that meeting yesterday? How it went?

Calypso has applied for AMEX listing.

http://biz.yahoo.com/pz/040312/54102.html

Edited by author 03-12-2004 02:59 PM
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It's - Gonna - Be - A ... C O O L --- C O O L ... Summer ...


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FYI >>>

From: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.com
Sent: Monday, March 15, 2004 12:40 PM
To: tech@wi-fi.org

Subject: RE: CLYW interoperabiilty product status

TO: Greg Ennis

RE: Calypso Wireless Interoperability Testing Status

Dear Mr. Ennis,

Recently Calypso Wireless became a member of Wi-Fi Alliance.
They also requested testing for IEEE 802.11 interoperability of their products(s) .

Might I inquire ,...

1) as to the status of this testing of Calypso Wireless products and of the results through Wi-Fi Alliance and,..

2) if Calypso Wireless will be receiving Wi-Fi Alliances approval for their products ?

I will thank you in advance for your reply regarding this inquiry.


Best Regards,

xxxx xxxxxxxx




and Wi-Fi Alliance's answer


Dear xxxx-

Calypso Wireless are currently members of the Wi-Fi Alliance.

At this time they have not submitted any products for testing to the Alliance.

This may change as they could be submitting products in the very near future. Unfortunately, I have no idea of the timeline.

Christina Kerbow

Project Manager

(512)305-0795

(512)305-0791-Fax

Wi-Fi Alliance

3925 W. Braker Lane

Austin, Texas 78759

ckerbow@wi-fi.org

www.wi-fi.org

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nlightn ... And Everybody ...


You Did It Again .


Unbelievable.

Read It Again !



In Calypso's Opening Statement In

The P.R. On Feb 9th, 2004 ...



From The First Paragraph :

*********

 ...Calypso Wireless, Inc., announced today that the company has joined the Wi-Fi alliance -- the leading industry association.

The Wi-Fi Alliance is a nonprofit international association formed in 1999 to certify interoperability of Wireless Local Area Network products based on IEEE 802.11 specification. The Wi-Fi Alliance is an exclusive worldwide organization of only 200+ members ...

*********

That Statement Defines The Alliance

And One Of Their Functions.




Then From The Second Paragraph :

*********

... "This is an important step for Calypso Wireless. The membership in Wi-Fi alliance provides us with several valuable benefits. First, it gives us a direct access to other member companies, enabling us to introduce our revolutionary ASNAP(TM) technology to industry leaders. Secondly, we get to share in the media exposure and public awareness building activities of Wi-Fi Alliance. And thirdly, participate in Wi-Fi alliance sponsored trade show events and exhibits," ...

*********

Here Calypso - P L A I N L Y - States

Their - T H R E E - Primary Reasons

For Joining .



Read It Again And Count The Reasons !

I ' Got It ' When ' I ' Read It.



But You Conveniently Did Not !

Well, I'm Sure You Did The First Time.


But Now You Thought You Would Work

Your Deceptive ' M A G I C ' , To Cater

To Your Obvious Motives.


Is This Just Another Hard

Thought ' Cloaked ' Trick

By You To ' Try ' To Sway

And Deceive People ?


Greg Ennis And Calypso Both Know

The Intent Of Calypso To Join ---


Read Paragraph - T W O - For

Their - T H R E E - Reasons !



I Mean, Why Didn't You Ask Him

If He Beat His Wife Today ?


Because ... Their Is No Appropriate Answer !


I Can't Believe Other Posters Here

Don't See Through Your Lies.



But They Will ...



Q.E.D.


There Is A - R E A S O N - I Close

With - ' Q.E.D. '

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nlightn ... And Everybody Again ...


In Your E-Mail To Greg Ennis At The Wi-Fi Alliance

You Stated That ...


*********

" Calypso Has Requested Testing For

IEEE 802.11 Interoperability Of Their Products(s) . "

- - - And What The Status Was.

*********


They Have Not Stated Publicly That

This Was The Main Reason For Joining.



The Reasons Are Stated In My Previous Post.



Your Intent Is To Make It ' Appear ' That They

Need This ' Status ' To Be Considered Viable.


While It Is A Good Thing To Be In The Alliance,

It Is Not The ' H O L Y - G R A I L ' To

Continue As A Viable Entity.


The Wi-Fi Alliance Is Great For Contacts, Etc.

And, Not To Diminish The Membership, But

Their Are Only 200 Members ... Get Real.


And If They DO Pursue And

Get ' Status ', Well, Great !



So - W H Y - The Intent To

Diminish The Alliance Membership ?



Q.E.D.

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nlghtn ... Why All The Deception With Your

'Insightful' Posts ?

                                                  .

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Everybody --- Please Read The Last 4 Posts

nlightn Is Running A Dishonest Campaign Against

Calypso Wireless. Tell Me If I'm Wrong. TIA.

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I heard they have signed a major player in the industry,
I'm trying to find out who it is.
But it is very excited news. My source is reliable. Has come through before for me and made me alot of money. Im in!!!

invst,...grow up. do you really think any post i share with any board can affect the technology that CLYW is presenting to the wireless sector ?

and i am a shareholder in CLYW,...let me repeat,...i am a shareholder in CLYW.

you give me way too much power. if you think printing and sharing a correspondence with message boards can affect CLYW and its growth,...well,...you've got problems.

you need to spend more time figuring your self out and get out of other peoples lives. what you think you know about others is seriously flawed.

i'm confident that this post won't keep you from becoming a millionaire ;^)

calm down invst,...its just a post from WFA responding to my inquiry,...calm down,...get some sleep.

Jerry

How reliable is your source?

Please share if you can

I am waiting for some reliable info about major deal
for so long


charles


--- QT - jerry
<qtopic+25-wYVKKdszHeSsY@quicktopic.com> wrote:
>


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Do you Yahoo!?
Yahoo! Mail - More reliable, more storage, less spam
http://mail.yahoo.com
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What an ego .

Then I am right.

You don't own any shares

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invst - while we're at let's bring out some more truth,...

if you look back at the very early posts on raging bull you will see the activity of myself and trade4money.

i put together the original due diligence page for CLYW and trade4money kept undating it. we, myself and t4m, brought this information and inspiration to the RB site.

we found the patent pending after combing through numerous SEC documents, we talked to the company , we spoke to wi-fi alliance, we made the contacts to validate any ascertains made by the company. we dug deep. and our research resulted in the d/d page on RB and other sites which is now referenced and parts extracted by other posters...that now stake claim to that due diligence. that's o.k. we know where it came from.

i stopped posting on RB because is a BS site full of egomanics that think they know everything about a company but do no d/d to back up ascertains.

if you notice trade4money does not post there either any longer. he saw what i did,...its a BS site with select few of egomanic, little minds that run crap on the board and ruin any credible posters content.

sorry to inform you,...but you are one of those that we keep clear of.

well invst,...when you put together a d/d page and contribute in the manner in which myself and trade4money have,...i will then pay attention to you.

you are a real piece of work. a legend in your own mind.

grow up invst,...inspect your self and your own motives.

invst ,...you can't read either,...it states "i am a shareholder in CLYW"

DUH,DUH, DUH.

oh,...and i know who you are ,....daytripper9.

Edited by author 03-17-2004 09:47 AM
I'm I N V S T , period.

I represent five investors, if you want to know.

We also seek the truth. We read everything,

and make calls.

How about you?

Q.E.D.

And we have doubts about your doubts.

                                                  .

While everyone was arguing,

Calypso went up 0.25 cents!

Keep it up!

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To what "It" are you refering,

When you say "It states I am a shareholder?"

"It" doesn't state that you are a shareholder,

"You" Do! And we simply don't believe you.

Please separate Facts from Intent!

Q.E.D.

nlightn is a little girl or a faggot
Why he dosent post on RB is because everyone hates his msg and he's full of shit.
why you post here is because your a mod in RB your not so you have to take all the shit u pussy.
No better yet you sound like a faggot.
Your so negative about calypso all the time how can you even own shares in clyw.
bullshit go find some other little chat room to cry in
you the man INVST give him shit

the source is reliable i have been in calypso since under a $1 and it was same source that got me under $1
good luck and bring on the contracts calypso

P.S congrates on david for getting married last week

Well,

Thanks Jerry.

Have a G-r-r-r-reat day.

Q.E.D.

NOT SURE THIS THING WILL FLY, NO NEWS AND VOLUME HAS SHRUNK UP, LOOSE A LITTLE EACH DAY, SHOULD BE BACK TO 1$ IN A WEEK OR TWO

                                                  .

Think positive, Great.

I got a good feeling today.

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i touched myself and had a great feeling too, doesn't make the stock go up however. thanks for your reply would love to see this thing at ten. i bought for the long term and still plan to keep my year goal to sell weather 10 or 1 after a year

I was wondering if anyone knows when that 500 million dollar deal with the China Telacom is going to start showing up on the books. I know they inked it a long time ago. It would be real nice if they came out with their quarterlies some time soon and showed 10 to 20 million of net income projected over the next year or something. That would give the stock a reason to go up and some sort of an idea how high, other than of course speculation. This thing is killing me every day it takes a hit. I am thinking about selling some of my other positions and picking up some more CLYW if the price keeps dropping but I would get real nervous putting all the eggs in one basket especially on a stock that hasn't shown any real numbers one the books yet. If anyone has any idea on how that contract is structured or when we will start seeing its effects I’d be glad to hear from you.

well,...as the saying goes,...when you have to resort to namecalling,...you've already lost the discussion.

jerry, invst,...you've both just showed your intelligence level...

you both (if it is even two different people) are comical at best.

little boys posting 'i heard this and i heard that' ,...yada, yada, yada.

you can't win this discussion because you've forgot an important element,... your case.

legends in your own minds.

I don't support name calling.

I have not lost the discussion.

My comments stand on facts.

I am far more intelligent than you.

My case is the analysis of every one of your posts.

You are now running in circles.

Trying to stablize your support, ego and doubt.

Don't dig your hole any deeper.

Just think.

is it just me or does this article sound like it was written by a high school student?

Edited by author 03-18-2004 01:21 PM
What article?

Link?

Associated Press
Wi-Fi Interoperability Problem on Rise
Thursday March 18, 8:33 pm ET
Complexity, Security Makes It Harder for Wireless Computer Networking Products to Connect


HANOVER, Germany (AP) -- Increasing complexity and stronger security is making it harder for new wireless computer networking products to hook up with each other, an industry group promoting the technology said Thursday at the CeBIT tech fair.

The Wi-Fi Alliance said that 22 percent of the devices -- such as wireless networking cards for computers, access ports and printer servers -- submitted for testing at its four partner laboratories failed to work on a network on the first try.

The group certifies Wi-Fi equipment in an attempt to help the technology grow, by sparing consumers hair-pulling experiences as they try to use Wi-Fi-enabled laptops or handheld computers to wirelessly surf the Web at coffee shops and airports. The Wi-Fi Alliance has certified 1,100 devices since 2000.

"As equipment becomes more advanced, we're actually seeing interoperability failures go up," said Brian Grimm, marketing director for the alliance, which is based in Mountain View, Calif.

Wi-Fi, short for Wireless Fidelity, uses radio signals to share broadband Internet connections within a few hundred feet. The alliance, whose over 200 partners include Microsoft, Intel, Dell, Philips, Sony, Texas Instruments, Nokia, and Cisco Systems, estimates there are between 25,000 and 30,000 public Wi-Fi spots worldwide.

Wi-Fi Alliance: http://www.wi-fi.org

very impressive >>>

Toshiba Enters Guinness World Records Book With the World's Smallest Hard Disk Drive

TOKYO, JAPAN, Mar 16, 2004 (CCNMatthews via COMTEX) -- CeBIT 2004
Toshiba Corporation today announced that Guinness World Records has certified Toshiba's 0.85-inch hard disk drive (HDD) as the smallest HDD in the world and will feature it in the 2005 edition, scheduled to be on sale in September 2004. The Guinness World Records Book is one of the world's most popular publications, the book most people reach for when they want to confirm outstanding achievements in all walks of life.

Toshiba's 0.85-inch HDD, announced in January 2004, is the first hard disk drive to deliver multi-gigabyte data storage in a sub-one-inch form factor. The 0.85-inch measurement refers to the diameter of the magnetic disk to which data is recorded. With initial capacities of 2 to 4 gigabytes (GB) the drive delivers enhanced storage to smaller, lighter, more efficient products, such as mobile phones, digital camcorders and portable storage devices. Toshiba expects to start sampling the drive in summer 2004 and to start mass production in autumn 2004.

For more details of Toshiba's 0.85-inch HDD, please see: http://www.toshiba.co.jp/about/press/2004_01/pr0801.htm.

"We are very proud that Guinness World Records, one of the world's most famous organisations, has recognised our 0.85-inch HDD as the world's smallest," said Kazuyoshi Yamamori, Vice President of Storage Device Division at Toshiba Corporation's Digital Media Network Company. "Toshiba is the global leader in small form factor hard disk drives. Our 1.8-inch HDD opened up exciting new applications and markets, including powerful digital audio players, and we expect the 0.85-inch disk to contribute even more. I look forward to seeing the 0.85-inch drive alongside all the other record breakers and winners in the book."

David Hawksett, Science & Technology editor at Guinness World Records, said: "Hard drive technology has come a long way since the introduction of the very first model in the U.S. in 1956. That model needed 50 two-foot disks to store just 4.4 MB and the cost was astronomical. Data storage is rarely a topic that excites the public. However, Toshiba's innovation means that I could soon hold more information in my watch than I could on my desktop computer, just a few years ago."

Selection for the best-selling book is the latest recognition of Toshiba's achievements as a global leader in small form factor HDDs. Toshiba has consistently led innovation of the 1.8-inch HDD market, including being the first to commercialise a 40GB version, and recording a cumulative production of 3-million units in October 2003. In the 2.5-inch HDD segment, the company's cumulative production now surpasses 60 million units. Toshiba expects its development of the 0.85-inch HDD to expand the market for miniature drives and will continue to promote innovations that assure its continued leadership in that market.

Toshiba will feature the 0.85-inch drive at CeBIT in Hannover, Germany, from March 18 to 24.

Note: Currently the 1.0-inch HDD is the smallest device commercially available.

About Guinness World Records:

First published in 1955, Guinness World Records(TM) has developed its annual book into an international phenomenon published in more than 100 countries and 23 languages. Guinness World Records has become a household name and the global leader in world records. No other enterprise collects, confirms, accredits and presents world record data with the same investment in comprehensiveness and authenticity. Guinness World Records is the universally recognised authority on record-breaking achievement.

About Toshiba Corporation:

Toshiba Corporation is a leader in information and communications systems, electronic components, consumer products and power systems. The company's integration of these wide-ranging capabilities assures its position as an innovator in advanced components, products and systems. Toshiba has more than 166,000 employees worldwide and annual sales of over US$47 billion in fiscal year 2002.



CONTACT: Toshiba Corporation
                  Junko Furuta
                  ++81-3-3457-2105
                  press@toshiba.co.jp
                  or
                  GWR
                  Kate White
                  +44 (0)20 7891 4516
                  press@guinnessworldrecords.com


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Im putting money the ann is on weds or thurs when David the President of calypso gets back from his honeymoon.
We will see a big price rise.
OEM is on the cards.

Robert Leon the inventor of ASAP has 13 patents pending
more tricks up his sleeve.....

Bob ,...FWIW,..that information regarding robert leon has never been substainated as fact.

i did a fairly exhustive search regarding that and nothing came up supporting that claim made in CLYW various statements.

if you do have supported fact i'd be interested in viewing it.

other than that,...it is just a company statement that is in question.

thanks,...good post great,...very informative. a little glimpse in what the large network carriers are thinking.

Sorry i meant ASNAP i was napping and it is true

here is a pending patent that has Robert leon's name onit and it says he's from Miami, so thinking it's the same guy. patent is for batteries...

http://appft1.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Parser...eon%2C+robert%22&OS="leon,+robert"&RS="leon,+robert"

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This Stock Needs To Go Up

To A New Dimension

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The stock is going up from a around $3.20 to $4.20 on no news this is a good sign just wait until the Pr comes out.
HOLD ON TO YA HAT cause its gonna go up in a big way, and hold.
This is not a pump and dump stock......

http://www.forbes.com/technology/2004/03/2...tner=yahoo&referrer=

No news is good news.

Edited by author 03-30-2004 12:55 PM
Except today, I guess.

Edited by author 03-31-2004 06:14 PM
newS to come don't think it is very good, probally going to report that there 10Q will be delayed for 15 days. will be back to 2.30 if this does happen

Could this happen here:

http://our-street.com/featured.htm

Spare me, you freak.

8% DROP AND NOW ONE IS SAYING MUCH IS THERE ANYTHING OUT THERE TO BE SAID NOT JUST TRING TO TALK BUT THIS IS HURTING!

THIS WAS FROM RAGING BULL, He must have bought at 5


Some contructive criticism - what the bashers today are not pointing out is that the drop in stock price has very little volume to support the decrease - therefore - from a T/A perspective - this is a typical panic sell by those few who believe the bashers - (which is the behavior the basher want) but more importantly - it's a buying opportunity for those who believe in the company.

Your choice. Just remember - there are really no moves in a stock unless it's supported by volume and today's action for CLYW is in a word - meaningless.

Bashers beware - there are plenty of us folks out here who see what's really happening with CLYW.

w30

I can't figure that guy out!

He seems to pump when he buys,
and bashes when he sells.

The only thing is, he always
seems to buy and sell at the wrong
times.

You need to hold this "Puppy".

It will explode "upward" on you.

Soon I hope.

just get a little down on down days thats all, and i can't even figure myself out and i see me every day!!! hope that helps you? lol

Edited by author 04-01-2004 03:35 PM
Polle, Polle, Polle.

Want a cracker?

Are you asking these questions so
we can relive our previous lives.
So everyone can review
the past 4 weeks again.

Thanks Polle.

It will give us something to do while
we are waiting for the Terrorists.

Just joking.

T- MOBILE

T-MOBILE

sucks

WHO HAS THE UPPERHAND ON ALL THE HOTSPOTS = T-MOBILE
PLUS A BIRDIE TOLD ME!!!

Edited by author 04-06-2004 10:17 AM
Too much focus on Q4 revenue.


It's like a 'Cultivated'

Dramatic 'Anticipation' Story.


Inflated, unrealistic goals set
too high, 'By Some', that should
not be realized at this point of
development.

Whether Q4 is Good or Indifferent is
not the Important Focus At This Point.

Now Stop It, You Shady Characters.



The Reality Of Focus is

the stage of negotiaton, or
with who, that is important.
(Re: Venders, O.E.M.'s, Lisencing, etc.)
And the status of current developments.

'The Degree Of Potential'

By the time some people hit 'Their
Own' interpretaion of revenues, or
whatever else is going through their
Inquisitive Minds, the price will be
A Billion Dollars A Share.


Q.E.D.

i think we will hit two before we hit six. buiness plan still needs work. where did the fiancing last i checked they needed 2.5m for they phones

BUY BUY BUY !!!!

Money for the phones not a problem thats easy
trial phones are due in 6 weeks time which means more contract to be signed

still hits two before six

sure

i can't see through the smoke and mirrors!!!

 i called the company and was not impressed the lady i spoke to said they are closed for the week (good friday)is today not thursday. phone calls will not be returned till monday. are they in no hury to get things rolling or what? think it is a good time to exit till news, no longer holding for the year!

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there are no real valid reasons why that filing was not out on the 15th as promised.

their attorneys, their accountants, and management knew of the deadline. knowing and having that information makes each of these entities responsible and inspired to move in a prudent manner to deliver on that filing.

can you imagine if this patent is taken to task and they have to put together a defense,...jeez if they can't get together finncials how will they be able to defend against infringement with the insurmountable amount of paperwork ?

i must say if this company is struggling to just get out their financials it now becomes obvious why they haven't coordinated and delivered on any products to present to companies for field trials, hasn't delivered on the susposed CT contract, and hasn't finalized any real revenue producing business.

as stated before, this company is a virtual company with its' only asset a patent that has yet to be proven its affectiveness. any and all things outside of that are smoke and mirrors based on managements lack of performance.

it appears to me that these are little boys playing a big mans game and they are at a loss.

glad i'm only holding free shares.

Edited by author 04-16-2004 12:44 PM
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ah,...we have a legend in their own mind on the board.

wonder when they will be through impressing themselves ?

bo-o-o-o-o-o-r-r-r-r-r-r-i-i-i-i-i-n-n-n-n-n-g-g-g-g-g.

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That's A 'Kawink-A-Dink' Don't Ya Think ?!!

telomerase

that will leave a mark!

Edited by author 04-26-2004 12:30 PM
I'm gonna put it out there, great.
And say, "It's Up From Here".

Hi i just heard a whisper there will be really big news within 2 weeks time that will make this price move up really quickly.
This comes from high up in the company they let it slip
BIG NEWS spread the word im buying more and 3 other friends just got in on it aswell. Bag me if you want but it is better to get in now then after the ann puts a $1 or $2 on it am i correct......

Edited by author 04-27-2004 10:52 AM
some one just passed gas, you stink!

i don't know Big Rise, you say you
herd from high up, and then you say
- IF am i correct.

I herd from high up that Jesus is
coming, so youy better get in on
that one now, am i correct.

i can smell 2.00 through that cloud of poo

holding, lots of fear!

it's slipping, hands won't hold to much sh*t on the rope

Edited by author 04-28-2004 04:06 PM
glad there is not huge volume

A lot of stuff took a dive today .

Especially OTC BB and Pink + Others .

Reminds me of early December 2003 .

Some should rebound quickly .

Even quicker with "Sh#t On A Rope" News .

they are hiding the soap up investors as*ses

So then the ROPE must be around our Necks ?

ALMOST THERE

Keep your fingers crossed.

With all of these 'make believe'
P.R.'s , we should be there by
next Wednesday.

" Be patient "

2.00 BY THE END OF THE DAY

THEN BUY FOR A DEAD CAT BOUNCE

Change tactic my friend .
Downtrend is officially over .

Get in , or else I'm going to
have to hear you complain again .

And that wouldn't be right .

You will be a very important cog
in this wheel of joy that is coming .

escaped the train wreck for now, we will see. i was pretty close. if the right news comes, i see 3.50-4.00 in the near term.

THIS WILL BE $3.50 TO $4.00
B E F O R E ANY NEWS IS OUT !

N O I T W O N ' T

W I L L T O O

have a good weekend all, next week should be a good one!!

I'm having a good weekend .

Bang watch it JUMP UP today that is big news it just proves all the phone carriers will be chasing calypso for
contracts.

I Cant wait for the open......
There gonna take on the world
GO CALYPSO !!!!!!!

i know for a fact they have italy and sweden under there belt. all went well with the field trials. There in talks with france and germany.
This is just the start calypso will go big time..

Just got word there is more good news to come this week
AGAIN!!!!!!

Go for $4 today even higher

Way to go BIG RISE .

I'm having a great day !

BUY BUY BUY $3.50 going on $4

THIS IS BIG NEWS

we shall see

Trading Pattern .

May level out for a few hours .
But believe it will end higher .
And up again tomorrow .

Now don't start complaining , great .

This Is A Substantial Event .

you read to much into this news. back to two in two weeks!

Get Back To Me

When

You Become Literate .

that will happen before this stock hits $4.00 again!

?

from george shilling
This deal with the carrier is only the
first step. But we think it's a significant step. Our patented "Communication System and Method" is the only system that allows the carrier to hand off their client to a broadband network and not lose him. This includes authentication, identification for revenue sharing
between the access point owners, carriers, and ISP's. The agreement to install ASNAPtm technology in Vodaphones' network is huge when you understand the complexity of all that is involved. A field trail is a major commitment from a major carrier.

George J Schilling
Director of Corporate Communications

if i had a dollar for every quote from mr. shilling i would be making more, than my return for clyw

Well , Ya !

If you only bought 1 share !

More good news again it only gets better this will make it hit $4 for sure

NOT, how will they pay for the new place? they have no money they will have to issue new shares

Edited by author 05-04-2004 10:48 AM
LOAD UP WERE HEADING TA, TWO. Hows that for you grammer folks!