Amoi phone built on Cellon's - based handset design

3GSM WORLD CONGRESS, 14 February - 2006 - Trolltech®, a leading provider of technologies that makes advanced software faster to build and easier to use, today announced that its Qtopia® software for Linux-based mobile phones can now be found in Cellon International's newest C8000 series handset design for Amoi. Cellon International, the world's largest independent design house for wireless devices, has used Qtopia to build, customize and extend the Linux-based software applications and graphical user interface (GUI) for the C8000.

The Amoi E600 phone is one more major vendor to ship mobile phones based on the C8000 platform. "At Trolltech, our goal is to empower continuous, efficient product innovation", says Trolltech CEO, Haavard Nord. "By producing yet another high quality phone in the market, Cellon's C8000 platform demonstrates the flexibility Qtopia is designed to offer."

"Qtopia allows us complete freedom to customize our designs to meet our customer's needs", said Cellon CEO Jason Sun. "At the same, Qtopia meets the commercial and functional requirements of our customers, some of which are amongst the world's largest mobile phone operators/manufacturers."

The Cellon tri-band GSM/GPRS C8000 platform is the backbone for a true smartphone offering full multimedia capabilities, including a media player, 2 mega-pixel video and still camera with TV output function. The Amoi phone features a QVGA touchscreen and innovative keypad design, aimed at the demanding Chinese market

(Note to editors: for more information on the Cellon C8000 handset platform, please go to http://www.cellon.com/products.jsp?id=18. )

Trolltech: Bringing Linux to Mobile Devices

Trolltech's award-winning Qtopia technology is a complete, customizable development environment and user interface for mobile phones and embedded devices. Qtopia lets manufacturers and service providers cost-effectively develop Linux-based devices while maintaining complete control of branding and user interface design. It extends the flexibility and cost-savings benefits of Linux to the mobile market, serving as an alternative to proprietary software.

Qtopia is a key enabler of the growing market for mobile devices built on the embedded Linux operating system. Today over 90 leading vendors are designing, building or shipping devices based on Qtopia and related Trolltech software for embedded Linux, including Motorola, Sharp and Archos.

About Cellon

Cellon International is a leading independent design center for wireless terminals and modules. The Company
provides complete module, platform and terminal-ready production solutions for top-tier handset OEMs and private
label distributors worldwide. Cellon has more than 800 employees worldwide and operations in the United States,
Asia and Europe. In addition, the company has built strategic relationships with leading technology players and
third-party software developers. Over 20 million wireless handsets that are in use today are powered by Cellon technology.

About Amoi Mobile

Amoi Mobile is a major manufacturer of GSM/GPRS handsets with 10 million production capacity and 2 million for PHS
(Xiao Ling Tong). It sells some 25 GSM and 11 GPRS models; main categories include "6" Series: A6, CA6, DA6, S6, A600,
A660 (digital video); "8" Series: A8, A8+, A8e, DA8, A80; "9" Series: A9, A90B, F9, F99, P90. Amoi products target midrange
and high-end segments, including color LCD and built-in camera. Price for most products is between 1,100-2,000 yuan ($133-240).
Amoi has four 3G handsets compatible with GSM and a prototype handset for TD-SCDMA and CDMA2000.

For further information please contact:

Asia-Sept2007

Yvonne Liao
Ruder Finn Asia
+ 86 10 64627321 - 648
liaoy@ruderfinnasia.com

Europe

Andrea Willige / Six Degrees Public Relations
+ 44 1628 480280
andrea.willige@sixdegreespr.com

U.S

Candace Locklear / Spark PR
+1.415.321.1876
candace@sparkpr.com