Push Mail SuperBerry

1. Push Mail SuperBerry

2. There is a demand in emerging economies for low-cost Push Mail Service as alternative to Blackberry. SuperBerry is a Push Mail Service with high functionality at low-cost. SuperBerry is a well proven system with installations in USA and Asia. It is the target to set up a new business entity in UAE to sell and distribute SuperBerry exclusively in Middle East and part of Africa. Target clients are Telecom Operators (Telcos) who want to offer a leading Push Mail Service either exclusively or in addition to Blackberry. SuperBerry has been developed by Funambol (USA). One shareholder of Funambol is Global Wireless Resources Inc. (GWRI), Malaysia. GWRI has exclusive commercial distribution rights for SuperBerry for Asia and Africa. We are co-operating with GWRI. SuperBerry – Low-cost Push Mail Service

3. Complete solution for high-end Push Mail Service comprising: Delivery and installation of hardware servers SuperBerry Push Mail solution Option: smart phones and handsets branded for Telco 7x24 service for implemented system and support of Telco engineers Commercial agreement with Telco is based on Revenue Sharing with following advantages: No investments for Telco Attractive monthly user fees ranging between $ 4 and $ 10. Our share will be as follows: Our Offer to Telecom Operators

4. Principle: “Provide Push Mail, PIM synching and Social Networking on the go to Youth and the masses” Work on EXISTING Phones (>1,500 models today!!!) with upward & backward compatibility guaranteed Thorough and Open Compatibility and Interoperability Program in place Porting to Low Cost Platforms (on-going): Support extended to Low Cost/Ultra-Low Cost Phones Minimum memory requirements (16kB of RAM, 230kB of ROM) makes it ideal for Low Cost phones SuperBerry Push Mail Services for AllSolution Overview – Branded and OEM Device Supported

5. Independent and Open Solution Support existing phones from all major vendors Support multiple OS-environment: Windows Mobile, iPhone, Blackberry, SYMBIAN, BREW… Lightweight, Low Footprint solution 16kB RAM + 230kB ROM memory needed on handset Low memory needs -> low battery use -> Low-Cost phone No proprietary component => low cost of ownership (TCO) Scalable server (blade-server) running multiple functions Low Impact on Network Resources GPRS Signaling and Network are not used all the time Moderate use of signaling compared to Blackberry Greater Flexibility in Business Model Standalone solution can be operated in-country Revenue Share => reduce risk SuperBerry Low-cost Push Mail USPsUnique Selling Points - Differentiation

6. SuperBerry Low-cost Push Mail USPsUnique Selling Points - Unique to support so many Devices Mobile Makers Supported Mobile OS Platforms Supported

7. SuperBerry beyond Push Mail ServiceUnique Selling Points – Powerful and Open Architecture SuperBerry™ BlackBerry/RIM Other Solutions

8. Implement more killer Applications faster and more cost-effectively into mobile networks: Provide Messages – Quran verses, quote of the day Push Video/Music – Song/Clip Launch Push Picture – Advertising message, LBS services VoIP call-back solution Weather Information RSS-Reader Rich Media Backup… Additional features supported for user interactions on popular Social Networking Sites: Facebook™: read and chat from Phone on Facebook site Flickr™: upload directly photo from user’s phone YouTube™: upload directly from user’s mobile SuperBerry Social Networking ServicesSolution Evolution – Greater Flexibility/More Applications

9. Solution adapted to Low ARPU Markets No new/expensive devices needed (vs. BlackBerry’s) Key Services (Push Mail, Synch & Facebook) at low cost Low data usage and supports Pre-Paid models GPRS-based solution -> no 3G infrastructure needed Rapid Service Launch Simplified licensing structure and Plug’n Play architecture Rapid HW/SW setup: up and running in hours Download widget (LiveApps™ Client) for all phones No large bandwidth needed – uses GPRS/binary SMS/USSD Increase End-users Value: Service working on existing Phones not requiring new devices No phone-based restrictions on content/Value Added Services Service working on Low-cost phones not only Smart Phones More functionalities at low-cost service price points SuperBerry Low-cost Push Mail ServiceBenefits for Service Provider – Part I

10. More Commercial-Friendly Relationship True Partnership vs. imposing vendor’s terms/will Risk-sharing possible due to lightweight platform Enabling business model on revenue sharing Independent and Future-Proof Push Solution Allow for complete user information synching: Email: Gmail/Yahoo! Mail/POP/IMAP and MS Outlook accounts PIM: Personal Information Management (contacts, calendar, tasks) Rich Media: Photos, Content, Ring-tones, Videos… Implementation doesn’t require Telco support (ASP-model): Content/Services Providers can promote applets directly to users No need to persuade manufacturers to pre-install applications Support and enable Location Based Services/Advertising… SuperBerry Low-cost Push Mail ServiceBenefits for Service Provider – Part II

11. Proposed Organization …

12. Company shall be established in UAE Free Zone. Shareholders will be 40% Investors for investment of $ 2 M 30% Global Wireless Resources Inc. (GWRI) 30% Hermann Havermann (CEO), Ismail Bitar and Jagdish Shettigar (CFO) Requested capital is AED 7.6 M or around $ 2 M. The company has been valuated with AED 72 M or $ 19.6 M The company will be profitable from Q4 of the second year Company will have technical team to support onsite technical teams Initial contacts to Telcos shall be established by investors and Ismail Bitar Company Structure

13. Financial Summary