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DoOnGo and Intel to Jointly Develop Flexible API for Optimizing Over-the-Air Mobile Device Software Management

Proven, Update-Ready Solution to Deliver Over-the-Air Software and Firmware Updates for SANYO Mobile Handsets

San Jose, CA, USA; June 1, 2004 - DoOnGo Technologies, the industry leader in over-the-air (OTA) mobile device software management, today announced that Intel Corporation, the world's largest chip maker and a leading manufacturer of computer, networking and communications products, will work together with DoOnGo to develop a cellular OTA Application Programming Interface (API) specification for Intel's Flash Memory products. The jointly developed API will optimize DoOnGo's breakthrough DeltaUpgrade™ Client OTA technology to work with the Intel StrataFlash® memory and software. Benefits to mobile device manufacturers include faster time-to-market and cost savings through deploying OTA capabilities in mobile devices.

"Intel StrataFlash® Memory is an excellent solution for the growing manageability needs of cellular devices," said Peter Van Deventer, Director of Marketing, Flash Products Group. "This OTA API will help reduce total cost of ownership and improve reliability for carriers and cellular OEMs."

DeltaUpgrade Client is one of the core technologies comprising DoOnGo's DeltaUpgrade, an end-to-end, OTA wireless software upgrade and management platform. The solution enables wireless network operators and mobile device manufacturers to provide their wireless users with the latest software delivery of new features and services. DeltaUpgrade Client's flexible architecture enables device manufacturers to choose their own implementation methods. Extensive failure recovery mechanisms are built into the DeltaUpgrade Client residing in the handset or other mobile device. The DeltaUpgrade Client can recover from any potential failures caused by networks, handsets or users.

In addition to the agreement to co-develop an API for OTA, the Intel Communications Fund invested in DoOnGo. This strategic investment program is one of the largest worldwide corporate venture programs investing in the technology segment. Financial terms of the investment are not being disclosed.

"Working with Intel to develop a flexible API for OTA and gaining new funding from Intel for future product development is a strategic win for DoOnGo," said Dr. Luosheng Peng, CEO, chairman and Co-Founder of DoOnGo Technologies. "Both companies recognize the importance of offering mobile device customers the most advanced technology on the market for enabling fast, over-the-air memory updates. We look forward to building this important relationship with Intel."

DoOnGo's Mobile Intelligence product suite consists of DeltaRewrite™, the world's most efficient point-of-service and portal rewrite software, and DeltaUpgrade™, the industry's leading OTA software management and upgrade system, enabling wireless carriers and mobile device manufacturers to conveniently and continuously provide the latest software upgrades of new features and services to their customers.

About InnoPath

InnoPath Software is the global leader in Mobile Device Management, a technology that enables wireless operators to cost effectively manage and deliver revenue-generating services for consumers and enterprises. InnoPath’s standards-based approach has proven successful at the largest wireless operators in the world including AT&T, China Unicom, KDDI and Verizon Wireless. The InnoPath client has been adopted by leading handset manufacturers including Nokia, Samsung and LG. Headquartered in Sunnyvale, California, InnoPath is privately held with offices around the world. For more information, visit www.innopath.com.

 
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