Here's GM news regarding mobile access data in new cars:
<<General Motors Corp., the world's largest automaker, said it will offer factory-installed cellular telephone service with Internet access in 1 million cars and light trucks this year to boost revenue.>>
quote.bloomberg.com
This is HWYM's corporate profile:
highwaymaster.com
<<HighwayMaster is the only nationwide mobile communication system that offers the trucking and service vehicle industry both voice and data communications combined with Global Positioning System (satellite) vehicle location technology. Through strategic alliances, HighwayMaster has created the largest enhanced-cellular network in existence today, providing seamless wireless services in more than 99 percent of the available cellular coverage areas in the United States and 100 percent of the A-side cellular coverage areas in Canada. HighwayMaster Corp. sells and markets its patented system throughout the United States and Canada.>>
HWYM has alliances with SBC Communications Inc. (parent company of Southwestern Bell), GTE, EDS, and the leading cellular carriers throughout the United States and Canada.
HighwayMaster is a federally registered trademark and service mark of HighwayMaster Communications. This product is covered by U.S. Patent Numbers 5,155,689; 5,299,132; 5,398,190; 5,454,027; 5,513,111; 5,519,621; 5,539,810; 5,544,225; 5,579,376; 5,694,322; 5,699,275; 5,724,243; 5,734,981; 5,652,707; 5,771,455; 5,799,249; 5,826,195; 5,832,394; 5,966,658; 5,970,481; 5,983,108 and 5,987,377, as well as other U.S. and international patents pending and issued.
And to think...HWYM is only trading @ $4. Not for long when the rest of the market finds out.
signing off for the night,
"Sherlock" steve smith :-) |
