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Surg-i-ScanTM Checklist System Has Potential for Improved Patient Care Worldwide

ROCHESTER, NY–(Marketwire – February 4, 2010) – ImageXpres Corporation (PINKSHEETS: IMJX), today announced that its Surg-i-Scan™ “digital” Surgical Safety Checklist system will soon be available as an Apple software “app” via the Apple iTunes Online Store. The Surg-i-Scan™ “digital” surgical safety checklist software has been designed to reinforce and document improved surgical safety protocols resulting from hospital use of surgical safety checklists now being used by hospitals in the U.S. and abroad.

John Zankowski, ImageXpres President and CEO, states, “The ImageXpres Surg-i-Scan™ ‘digital’ Surgical Safety Checklist Software, and accompanying checklist flatscreen displays, has been undergoing rigorous testing, and the software is now ready for large-scale sales to hospitals, clinics, and physicians offices. The downloadable software will be available as a free, 30-day evaluation by the hospital surgical staff, to determine its effectiveness and performance in their own operating rooms. Once the trial period is over, the software, with requisite customization, will be licensed to the hospital on a one-time, per user basis. ImageXpres will provide all upgrades and support for the software, as well as back-up storage for hospital provider personnel, at a yearly or monthly rate. Our goal is to make the digital checklist very affordable for millions of hospital providers, thus generating strong market pull for the unique, patient safety product. General availability for hospital sales through the iTunes store is anticipated to be no later than March 1, 2010.”

ImageXpres is working closely with a key Apple software development partner, along with a number of medical surgical supply organizations, in order to reach thousands of hospitals in a timely manner. The U.S. market is estimated at over $25 million annually, based upon the number of surgical operating suites, and could reach over $100 million annually by 2012.

ImageXpres also manufactures and markets analog, custom-designed Surg-i-Scan™ Safety Checklist boards for operating rooms. The digital software product can augment the effectiveness of the analog Surg-i-Scan™ Safety Checklist boards, or can be used independently, using an Apple iPhone, or iPod Touch device, providing valuable documentation of all surgical procedures on an ongoing, daily basis.

Mr. Zankowski, concludes, “We are very excited about this particular product, as it is one is one that truly can benefit every hospital and surgical suite no matter where they are located. The WHO study has documented the benefits of surgical safety checklists for hospitals and patients, in terms of lowered deaths and lowered surgical procedural errors, thus saving lives and improving healthcare delivery. Our Surg-i-Scan™ ‘digital’ Surgical Safety Checklist product now makes it affordable and easy for any hospital, in any country, to test out the usefulness of a surgical safety checklist process, and make immediate improvements in patient safety.”

About ImageXpres Corporation

ImageXpres is a digital imaging and printing company, headquartered in Rochester, NY. ImageXpres develops imaging systems solutions for commercial printing, consumer photo, health and business communications market segments. ImageXpres is currently manufacturing and marketing a family of self-service interactive digital kiosks, and LitePix Digital Displays, digital signs that provide unique advertising benefits for business owners. The Company’s website is www.imagexpres.com.

3G Americas Publishes Renowned Report on HSPA+, LTE and LTE-Advanced Wireless Standards

BELLEVUE, WA–(Marketwire – February 4, 2010) – 3G Americas, a wireless industry trade association representing the GSM family of technologies including LTE, today announced that it has published its highly anticipated resource report on 3rd Generation Partnership Project (3GPP) standards and their evolution to IMT-Advanced, or 4G. The white paper, “3GPP Mobile Broadband Innovation Path to 4G: Release 9, Release 10 and Beyond: HSPA+, SAE/LTE and LTE-Advanced,” provides in-depth examination of 3GPP technology standards from a technical, business and applications standpoint.

“The 3GPP technology standards deliver mobile connectivity to more than 4 billion users worldwide today and have been developed to continue evolving to higher levels of performance with mobile broadband innovation,” said Chris Pearson, president of 3G Americas. “GSM operators can choose to evolve their networks in ways that best suit their assets and business environments with benefits that offer flexibility, scalability and economic advantages, whether they choose HSPA+ or LTE.”

UMTS-HSPA is the world’s leading 3G technology and is the preferred choice for the majority of wireless operators and subscribers today and into the future. The global demand for wireless data services continues to drive the rapid growth of HSPA technology with 303 commercial HSPA networks and over 454 million UMTS-HSPA subscriptions reported at the end of 2009 by Informa Telecoms & Media. Informa has further projected that by year-end 2012, worldwide subscriptions to UMTS-HSPA will reach nearly 1.4 billion; by year-end 2013, global UMTS-HSPA subscriptions are expected to exceed 2 billion, rising to 2.8 billion by the end of 2014. GSM-UMTS-HSPA subscriptions provide the foundation for future evolutions to 3GPP Release 9, Release 10 and beyond with HSPA+, LTE and LTE-Advanced.

“Wireless data consumption is increasing faster now than ever before,” said Adrian Scrase, 3GPP Head of Mobile Competence Center. “Smartphone usage is experiencing higher volumes and the superior user experience offered by such devices is resulting in quickly rising demand and escalating use of wireless data applications. This is consequently driving the need for continued innovations that are supported by the efficient and successful 3GPP technology path.”

“3GPP Mobile Broadband Innovation Path to 4G: Release 9, Release 10 and Beyond: HSPA+, SAE/LTE and LTE-Advanced,” is a comprehensive resource intended to assist members of the wireless industry as well as interested members of the general public in understanding details of the work in 3GPP on Release 9 and Release 10. In addition, the report further describes the features of Release 8 that were closed in March 2009.

Release 9, which is targeted for completion by March 2010, will provide increased feature functionality and performance enhancements to both HSPA and LTE. The report reviews additional multi-carrier and MIMO options for HSPA and features and enhancements to support emergency services, location services and broadcast services for LTE. Other Release 9 enhancements include those to support Home NodeB/eNodeB (i.e. femtocells), Self-Organizing/Self-Optimizing Networks (SON) and the evolution of the IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) architecture.

LTE will serve to unify the fixed and mobile broadband worlds. As an all IP-based technology, LTE will allow expansion of the Internet experience on mobile devices and deliver multimedia content to the screen of choice. The vast majority of leading operators, device and infrastructure manufacturers support LTE as the mobile broadband technology of the future and, according to Informa Telecoms & Media, 130 global operators have announced trials or intentions to evolve their networks to LTE. Two commercial networks have already been launched in Norway and Sweden by TeliaSonera in 2009 and as many as 20 will be launched in 2010.

“All roads lead to LTE — for GSM, CDMA, newly licensed and potentially even WiMAX mobile operators,” Pearson added. “The appeal of the 3GPP technology roadmap is no longer suited for only GSM operators.”

While work for Release 9 is nearing completion, significant progress has already been made in 3GPP on work for Release 10, which includes LTE-Advanced. In fact, 3GPP already submitted a proposal in October 2009 based on LTE-Advanced for the IMT-Advanced evaluation and certification process led by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU). The ITU has defined requirements that will officially define and certify technologies as IMT-Advanced, or 4G, and is expected to evaluate submitted proposals by standards organizations for potential certification in the 2010 timeframe; certified 4G/IMT-Advanced technology specifications are projected to be published by early 2011.

As part of Release 10, some of the key LTE-Advanced technology enhancements include carrier aggregation, multi-antenna enhancements and relays. Assuming LTE-Advanced is certified to be IMT-Advanced compliant, 3GPP targets completion of the Release 10 specification by year-end 2010.

“The white paper by 3G Americas provides an excellent overview of the work by 3GPP in determining the standards on the path to 4G,” Scrase said.

The popular white paper, “3GPP Mobile Broadband Innovation Path to 4G: Release 9, Release 10 and Beyond: HSPA+, SAE/LTE and LTE-Advanced,” was written collaboratively by members of 3G Americas and is available for free download on the 3G Americas website at www.3gamericas.org.

About 3G Americas: Unifying the Americas through Wireless Technology

3G Americas is an industry trade organization composed of telecommunications service providers and manufacturers. The organization’s mission is to promote, facilitate and advocate for the deployment of the GSM family of technologies including LTE throughout the Americas. 3G Americas has contributed to the successful commercial rollout of GSM across the Americas and its place as the No. 1 technology in the region, as well as the global adoption of EDGE. The organization aims to develop the expansive wireless ecosystem of networks, devices, and applications enabled by GSM and its evolution to LTE. 3G Americas is headquartered in Bellevue, Wash., with an office for Latin America and the Caribbean in Dallas. More information is available at www.3gamericas.org.

3G Americas’ Board of Governors members include Alcatel-Lucent, América Móvil, Andrew Solutions, AT&T, Cable & Wireless, Ericsson, Gemalto, Huawei, HP, Motorola, Nokia Siemens Networks, Openwave, Research In Motion (RIM), Rogers, T-Mobile USA and Telefónica.

WALTHAM, Mass., Feb. 4 /PRNewswire/ — Active Broadband Networks, a leading development of Subscriber Service and Network Management Systems based upon the emerging IPDR standards will demonstrate the first DOCSIS® 3.0 IPDR collector and the first application using the new DOCSIS® 3.0 IPDR capabilities called the Subscriber Experience Manager.

“Our team is working hard to lead in the development of DOCSIS® 3.0 IPDR solutions for Cable Operators,” said Adam Dunstan, President of Active Broadband Networks. “With leading CMTS vendors providing DOCSIS 3.0 IPDR capabilities during 2010, operators can finally address the problems caused by SNMP and leverage these new capabilities with applications like the Subscriber Experience Manager.”

Active Broadband Networks will demonstrate a beta version of the Active Resource Manager Subscriber Experience Manager at the CableLabs® Winter Conference. The Subscriber Experience Manager leverages new information provided by IPDR to profile network conditions and Subscriber usage identifying periods where Subscriber Experience is impacted. The Subscriber Experience Manager then computes Experience in the form of bandwidth supplied, demand served and interface delay. The Subscriber Experience Manager offers increased visibility into the impact of network congestion to manage customer satisfaction and network capacity.

Active Broadband Networks is also announcing the availability of Active Resource Manager Release 4.2. This release adds new Business Intelligence style dashboards and reporting, a web services interface with over 60 queries that can be used to integrate accurate IPDR information with existing operational applications and updated system management capabilities including a new Command Line Interface. Release 4.2 is available immediately.

About Active Broadband Networks

Active Broadband Networks is a leading provider of Open Source Subscriber Service and Broadband Network Management systems. We are the developers of the Active Resource Manager; a Subscriber Service Management and Broadband Network Management platform based upon the emerging IPDR protocol standards. The Active Resource Manager provides a subscriber-service-centric view of network resource usage that is unavailable in current network management systems. It further leverages this information to predict future demands, identify top-talkers by service class, implement per-subscriber usage quotas and measure subscriber experience. Designed to meet the needs of Broadband Service Providers, the Active Resource Manager is available in three editions including a distributed system supporting up to 100 million subscriber devices. The Active Resource Manager is an Open Source platform. This benefits our customers by eliminating complex licensing, easing integration with other Operational Support Systems, and offering choice in on-going support and functionality development. Active Broadband Networks provides commercial support and professional services for the Active Resource Manager.

DOCSIS® is a registered trademark of CableLabs®

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DUISBURG, Germany–(BUSINESS WIRE)–mimoOn, a pioneer in LTE software implementations for programmable radio platforms, announced it would demonstrate its LTE Test Mobile mi!TestMOBILE™ for the new European Digital Dividend (DD) frequencies at the Mobile World Congress show in Barcelona. The demo can be seen on the mimoOn stand 2B17.

The DD spectrum at 790-862MHz is specifically targeted for serving sparsely populated regions in Europe with mobile broadband. Most European regions are on track to complete the transition towards digital TV and release DD spectrum by 2012. Germany’s major operators lead this push; they began R&D for DD spectrum in 2009, and the government will hold auctions as soon as 2Q 2010.

mi!TestMOBILE™ is one of the world’s smallest and lowest-cost Test Mobiles for the rapid deployment and optimization of LTE networks. It is a compact handheld solution that can be used by technicians in the field, and due to the fact that the underlying hardware is reconfigurable, it is flexible and upgradeable with changing market needs, new 3GPP releases, multiple frequencies, and service-provider requirements.

The mimoOn solution offers advantages for the different players in the mobile ecosystem. It affords infrastructure OEMs the ability to test their base-station equipment prior to deployment, and handset and semiconductor OEMs the ability to benchmark their reference designs prior to general availability. Most importantly, it enables operators to test actual network performance and evaluate broadband capabilities prior to switching on LTE.

According to Thomas Kaiser, CEO of mimoOn, “The advantage that mimoOn’s Test Mobile brings to service providers and OEMs is that they can test their networks and designs in the field before actually loading up the network and marketing the service to consumers. In addition, our design is not tied to any particular base-station or core network design, thus it offers operators an objective way to compare vendor capabilities and thus reduce market and financial risk.”

For details of product features and pricing contact info@mimoon.de for a meeting at MWC Barcelona, February 15-18, 2010.

For further information about mimoOn, please visit www.mimoOn.de.