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Wireless Phones:

Axxium Canada

Canadian distributor for the Kwik-e-Charge which is a cellular phone charger and holder.

http://www.axxiumcanada.com

Beyond Holdings

Wholesaler, distributor and manufacturer of mobile phone and PDA accessories in Australia and New Zealand.

http://www.beyond-holdings.com

Brightpoint, Inc.

Wholesale distributor for most major brand manufacturers. Provides customized logistic services to the wireless industry.

http://www.brightpoint.com/

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

CellAntenna Corporation

Repeaters and antennas for cellphones and WiFi. Located in Coral Springs, Florida, USA.

http://www.cellantenna.com/

Centennial Communications Corp.

Provider of wireless service, phones, and accessories. Site includes store locator.

http://www.centennialwireless.com/

Codeal Ltd.

Distribute a range of cellular phones and accessories. Includes product specifications, corporate profile and news.

http://www.codeal.com/

EnGenius Durafon

Reseller of EnGenius products. Single and multi-line cordless phone systems headsets and accessories.

http://www.engenius-durafon.com/

GSM Wholecell

Provides wireless mobile phones and cellular phones.

http://www.gsmwholecell.com

Kirk Wireless Canada

Licence free wireless phone system for hospitals, hotels, auto manufacturers, industry and nursing homes. [Site may require Flash plugin]

http://www.kirkwireless.com/

MaximumSignal

Manufacturer of cellular telephone amplifier products.

http://www.maximumsignal.com/

McNeill Wireless

Supply and service cordless phones, parts, and accessories, and design telemetry and antenna systems. Located in Christchurch New Zealand

http://www.cordless-phones.co.nz/

Millicom International Cellular S.A.

Develops and operates cellular telephone networks in emerging markets.

http://www.millicom.com/

Mobile Kick

Mobile technologies and devices weblog covering new products and services pertaining to cellular phones.

http://www.mobilekick.com

Mobile Phone Blog

Opinions on cell phone content, downloadable mobile games, new firms in the market, and the health of the global wireless industry.

http://www.mobilephoneblog.org

Orange SA

Supply a range of services and products for the mobile telephone market. Includes how to buy, links to individual country sites, investors information, and employment opportunities.

http://www.orange.com/

PrepaidGSM

News and information about international GSM sims, includes lists of GSM and W-CDMA operators world wide and forums.

http://www.prepaidgsm.net/

Telit

Italian producer of cellular and satellite phones.

http://www.telit.com/

Thodukonics

Provides FM wireless intercom multi-channel, master sub intercom 1000 lines and wireless EPABX.

http://www.thodukonics.com

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