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WirelessDevNet.com Press Release
E Mobile Announces Acquisition of 3g365.com and Patent Approval of Its RFTune Technology
PLANO, Texas, Sept. 7 -- E Mobile Information
Technologies (OTC Pink Sheets: EMTK) has announced its acquisition of
3g365.com, a leading Chinese website, which enables smart phone users to
access technical and non-technical information. Presently 3g365 serves 70,000
subscribers through postings of 359,392 articles on 32,478 different subjects.
Dr. Hu, founder of E Mobile, addressed the significance of the acquisition
stating:
"The acquisition provides us with the opportunity to increase
substantially MBST services as we link the members of our two communities
together.
"On a daily basis each company has experienced 300 to 500 new members, the
number of subscribers are expected to increase exponentially."
Dr. Hu is also pleased to announce the approval by the US Patent Office of
the technology of EMTK's RFTune subsidiary.
About E Mobile Information Technologies and CHL Technologies
E Mobile is an emerging leader in the broadband mobile content market
through its operating subsidiary CHL Technologies. Taking a different road
from most application and content groups whose primary focus is Java, SMS and
MMS, CHL focuses on developing and distributing innovative mobile applications
and wireless value added services for Smartphones, Symbian, KJava, and Pocket
PC. The result is that CHL Technologies is ahead of its competitors in ready
applications and content for these new systems putting the company in an
excellent position for the emerging 3G content market. CHL has committed to
becoming the leading provider of these high tech content services
internationally. http://www.chltec.com and http://www.mbook.com.cn
E Mobile's wholly-owned subsidiary RFTune is a fabless RF IC development
stage manufacturing company, transitioning to operating status. RFTune has
wireless system, technology agnostic patent pending beam forming (MIMO)
intellectual property, chip design, and ICs for the 802.11/Wi-Fi market, with
chips for the cellular and 802.16/WiMAX market in development.
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