ActiveSymbols Partners with Corbis to Deliver Engaging Mobile Consumer Game; ''MorphMe'' Links Mobile Consumers with Camera Phones to Corbis Mobile Collection to Create Fun New Images.

LAS VEGAS -- ActiveSymbols Inc., a Logicalis Company, and Corbis Mobile a division of Corbis (www.corbis.com), a leading provider of image licensing and related services, today announced an agreement that will enable mobile consumers with popular camera phones to play fun visual games based on the prestigious Corbis collection of images. MorphMe, is among the many innovative applications to debut on the ActiveSymbols platform this week during CTIA Wireless 2006 held in Las Vegas. MorphMe lets mobile consumers take pictures with their camera phones and combine or morph these pictures with images from Corbis. During the CTIA show, attendees will be able to see the ActiveSymbols platform and the MorphMe game in action.

"Our partnership with Corbis will enable a new level of interaction with mobile consumers," said ActiveSymbols President, Jeff Reed. "The ActiveSymbols platform is designed to support engaging and useful mobile applications that link mobile consumers with brand marketers and provide new revenue opportunities for mobile carriers and content providers."

"Corbis Mobile is always looking for new and exciting ways to leverage its content," said Mark Levy, VP/GM Corbis Mobile. "ActiveSymbol's MorphMe game is a great example of how Corbis images are incorporated into innovative applications and services that can be brought to mobile marketers and carriers."

How it Works

The innovative ActiveSymbols platform accepts and decodes images captured from virtually all Webcams, camera phones, Web-enabled PDAs, scanners and fax machines.

The MorphMe 1.0 game lets mobile consumers take a picture of themselves or others and "morph" it into something unique based on images in the Corbis collection. Consumers can turn their photographs into cartoon characters or emoticons or see how they would look with a new physique. Real-time MorphMe 1.0 capabilities include:

--"Make me a Race Car Driver" (Put yourself at the wheel of an IndyCar)

--"Make me a Hunk" and "Make me a Babe" (Take a photo and put it on a "better body")

--"Make me Bark" (Find out how you would look as a dog)

--"Make me an Emoticon" (Turn a picture into an emoticon)

A complete description of other MorphMe Games and the ActiveSymbols platform and applications is available at http://www.activesymbols.com.

About ActiveSymbols

ActiveSymbols, a Logicalis Company, is bringing mobile consumers together with brand marketers via a unique and patent-pending brand image database technology. ActiveSymbols(TM) Enterprise Server (patent-pending) is an enterprise-class scalable platform enabling image and object recognition (computer vision), text recognition (OCR), biometrics (facial recognition), and linear (1D) and 2D barcode decoding from everyday consumer devices such as camera phones and PDAs. We like to call it "visual searching in the palm of your hand." For more information on Seattle-based ActiveSymbols, please visit www.activesymbols.com.

About Logicalis

Logicalis is a global provider of high-performance technology solutions. Logicalis and its affiliated companies employ 1,000 people worldwide, including highly-trained service specialists who specify, design, deploy and manage IT infrastructure to meet the needs of over 5,000 corporate and public sector customers. Logicalis maintains strong partnerships with technology leaders such as HP, IBM, Cisco and EMC.

Logicalis is a part of Logicalis Group, a division of Datatec Limited (DTCJ.J), a $3 billion business listed on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange. With its international headquarters in the UK, Logicalis Group has annualized global revenues of approximately $750 million from operations in the U.S., UK, Germany and South America. In North America, Logicalis' annualized revenues amount to some $475 million with over 450 employees in the U.S. For more information, visit www.us.logicalis.com.