SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 7, 2007 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- Mobile Airwaves (Pink Sheets:MBWC) announced today that it has signed a Joint Venture and Master Development Agreement with Hospitals Without Borders, a Delaware Corp. providing telemedicine services and content distribution. The agreement calls for Mobile to be the exclusive technology supplier for specified Hospitals Without Borders projects requiring remote delivery of telemedical data, communication, video and patient record information. The agreement also includes a profit sharing arrangement. "Telemedicine is an ideal application for our Aqivo(tm) platform," commented Robert Zimmerman, CEO of Mobile. "These jobs will be similar to solutions we provided to the U.S. Navy, enabling telemedicine needs for secure access to remote databases and remote sites."
About Mobile Airwaves Corporation
Mobile Airwaves develops and markets enterprise class software products that connect mobile communication devices to corporate networks. Aqivo(tm) is Mobile Airwaves' software product family that allows mobile employees to securely access data on their corporate or service provider network, whether email, centralized databases, files, intranets, or other applications, as well as the ability to interact with other mobile users, via any wireless PDA, cell phone, wireless laptop, pager, or other Internet enabled devices, over nearly any carrier network or wireless LAN.
About Hospitals Without Borders
Hospitals Without Borders, Inc., a preferred partner of New York Presbyterian Hospital, the University Hospitals of Columbia and Cornell (NYPH) and their correspondent hospitals, is a state of the art technology and communication company in the businesses of medical data communication and medical content assembly, storage and repurposing. Our suite of telemedical services includes consultations, educational programming, administrative conferences, and project based specialty medical communication which provide vital, cost-effective, and confidential medical communication services to any location around the world.
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