Copyright © 2026 Knight Sac Media. All rights reserved.https://www.siliconinvestor.com/subject.aspx?subjectid=24377 GraphOn Corporation, based in Campbell, CA, makes thin client/server software that allows any client to access any server application over any kind of connection. GraphOn's thin client efficient RapidX protocol allows application access over the Web and Internet. This places it into a good position to compete with Citrix (CTXS), whose offerings are not as broad. Through strategic alliances with Sun Microsystems and IBM, GraphOn's software will be bundled with the companies computer systems and network terminals. Earlier this month, GraphOn signed a letter of intent to merge with Unity First Acquisition Corporation (OTC:UFAC), a New York-based company, which completed an initial public offering in 1996 with net proceeds of US $6 million. Upon completion of the merger, Unity First would acquire GraphOn in exchange for US $6.79 million shares of Unity First common stock and change its name to GraphOn Corporation. The merger would give GraphOn and Corel stockholders a combined 78 percent interest in Unity First. In addition, GraphOn is in the process of closing a private placement with proceeds of US $5 million. If certain conditions are satisfied, GraphOn may raise an additional US $ 20 million through the issue of warrants associated with the Unity First initial public offering, which would provide GraphOn up to US $30 million capital. GraphOn's Web site is at graphon.comhttps://www.siliconinvestor.com/images/Logo380x132.pnghttps://www.siliconinvestor.com/subject.aspx?subjectid=2437738013210nylarid<span id="intelliTXT">Public hopTo beta on Apple App store. User comments are very favorable. I think we&#39;ll see a review of this product by one of the major industry sites soon (ZDnet, etc.). Things are falling into place.</span>https://www.siliconinvestor.com/readmsg.aspx?msgid=288393584/16/2013 5:53:13 PMnylarid<span id="intelliTXT">Finally, big upside to GOJO!<br><br>The recently filed SEC Schedule 14A shows two excellent things. They&#39;re going to change the company name from GraphOn to hopTo (the name of their blockbuster mobile product, about to get accepted on Apple&#39;s App Store), and they&#39;re going to do a reverse common split. A reverse split will increase their share price to over the $4/share required for NASDAQ listing. GraphOn is finally, finally on the move!</span>https://www.siliconinvestor.com/readmsg.aspx?msgid=288245874/9/2013 3:24:14 PMD. K. G.https://www.siliconinvestor.com/readmsg.aspx?msgid=287772143/13/2013 9:39:25 PMnylarid<span id="intelliTXT">Deep pockets want GraphOn IP?<br>It&#39;s hard to account for the market&#39;s recent attention to GraphOn based on the commpany&#39;s business circumstances. Whatever benefits we&#39;ll see from the recently-installed new management will take more time to become apparent, and until they do, it&#39;s still a speculative story. <br><br>GOJO says they&#39;ve filed an additional 76 patent applications. I think a company with large resources has noticed something in those applications that will matter in a big way, and that upside (acquisition of the IP and/or of GraphOn) is what&#39;s driving recent buying. <br><br>GOJO by itself can&#39;t defend their IP effectively, because it&#39;s too costly. So the IP isn&#39;t worth much if it&#39;s dependent on GOJO for enforcement. The IP value changes completely if it&#39;s owned by somebody with the resources to enforce it. Apple? Samsung? Oracle? HP? GE?</span>https://www.siliconinvestor.com/readmsg.aspx?msgid=283404438/16/2012 12:23:06 PM