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( BW)(GLOBE-7) Globe7 Launches USB Phones with 1 Year Unlimited Calling; Bringing Value and Innovation to the Wireless Internet Phone Community New Pricing Plans Feature 1 Year, Unlimited Calling to 25 Countries for $120.00 Business Editors/High-Tech Editors CommunicAsia2007 Booth # 5L3-01 MULTIMEDIA AVAILABLE: http://www.businesswire.com/cgi-bin/mmg.cgi?eid=5426612 SINGAPORE--(BUSINESS WIRE)--June 14, 2007--Continuing its expansion into the Wireless Internet Phone Market, Globe7 launched two new USB phones with a value based calling plan that is sure to make consumers take note. $120 is the total consumer outlay. Customers can make unlimited calls to 25 countries for one year. The most popular destinations are included in the Globe7 Plan, based upon demographic research derived from the wireless Internet phone community. Most frequently called countries include: USA, Canada, China and Singapore. Said Chief Executive Officer Venkat Meenavalli, "Globe7 has once again blazed the trail toward value driven communications within the consumer market. As our customer base expands, we are listening carefully to their objectives and concerns. Our new technology and our new features are our latest offering toward establishing Globe7 as the premier VoIP provider in the world. According to myvoipprovider.com, other hi-profile communication providers; Yahoo, Skype, Vonage and others have not offered services at this low price." As more and more consumers make the transition from traditional phone service to internet phone service, there is a constant need for innovation without sacrificing convenience and familiarity. Meenavalli continued, "We are going to make it easier and more affordable than ever to keep in touch with friends and family all over the world." WIPA The Wireless Internet Phone blends the convenience of a cordless phone to the world of VoIP. A small base plugs into your desktop or laptop PC via the USB where it serves as a charger and speakerphone. Globe7's included software is incredibly simple to install. Features include: a large graphic display with a range of approximately 33 feet and enough battery life for 100 hours of standby or 10 hours of talk time. Another key benefit of this model is that the user can scroll through contacts from his computer right on the display itself and place a call, adding convenience to quality. ISPA The Internet Storage Phone resembles a thumb drive more than a phone. While it can be used as one, it does serve a dual purpose. The stick itself has 1GB of Flash memory that comes preloaded with the software to make calls. A hands-free headset with built-in microphone enhances the portability feature. No software installation is necessary; as the preloaded software will automatically run itself. Simply log in with your account information and place a call, it's that simple. When you have completed you call, unplug the device without worrying about interrupting any programs or causing any errors. Other features include: A web-cam, enabling free video chatting with friends and family around the globe. Users can also catch up on the latest news in Fashion, Entertainment, Sports and Politics, all available in high quality streaming video. Both phones are priced at $120, which includes one year of unlimited calling to 25 destinations and a free USA phone number. Globe7 is a value innovation and globally patented product developed by Northgate Technologies Ltd and Marketed by Axill Europe Limited. For more information visit www.globe7.com Editor Note: Globe7 is Exhibiting-See You At Our Booth # 5L3-01 MULTIMEDIA AVAILABLE: http://www.businesswire.com/cgi-bin/mmg.cgi?eid=5426612 CONTACT: Globe7 Inc. Yogesh Patel, +1 908-500-0500 KEYWORD: NEW JERSEY SINGAPORE INTERNATIONAL ASIA PACIFIC TRACK INDUSTRY KEYWORD: TELECOMMUNICATIONS SOFTWARE NETWORKING INTERNET E-COMMERCE HARDWARE COMPUTERS/ELECTRONICS ENTERTAINMENT RETAIL ADVERTISING/MARKETING TRADESHOW PRODUCT PHOTO PHOTOWIRE SOURCE: Globe7 Inc. PHOTO: 98720 Copyright Business Wire 2007 (656)