NextNet and MVS Net Deliver Mexico's First Broadband Data + VoIP Bundled Services; Subscribers Respond by Generating Over 3.7 Million VoIP Call Minutes Per Month.

MINNEAPOLIS & MEXICO CITY -- NextNet Wireless, the world leader in commercially deployed NLOS fixed, nomadic and mobile plug & play broadband wireless access systems, and MVS Net, Mexico's leading wireless broadband service provider, announced today that they are delivering Mexico's first carrier class broadband data + VoIP bundled services, with an average call volume of 1.6 million calls per month, generating over 3.7 million VoIP minutes per month across Mexico City, Monterrey, Guadalajara, Toluca and Mexicali.

MVS Net employs a powerful carrier-of-carriers business model that supports multiple virtual network operators (MVNO's) using a common NLOS BWA infrastructure provided by NextNet Wireless. MVS Net's ISP partners Avantel (a joint venture of MCI), Alestra (a joint venture of AT&T), and its own ISP Ego, launched bundled data + VoIP services in early 2005. During its first six months of operation, from May 1 to November 1, the network's call volume has risen to over 1.6 million calls per month and is growing at a rate of 21% month over month.

NextNet's carrier class VoIP (voice over IP) technology employs specialized Quality of (QoS) techniques that enable consumers to surf the Internet at broadband speeds and talk on the phone at the same time. Line of sight is not required, so the user can make a call and surf the net simultaneously from anywhere in the MVS service area, including the office, home, school, hotel, restaurant, airport, etc.

"Today, for the first time in Mexico, we are able to offer NLOS broadband wireless Internet and unlimited telephone calls in one retail package for the consumer's convenience and best value," stated Miguel Calderon, Avantel's Executive Vice President of Marketing. "We are thrilled with the rapid uptake -- our subscriber base is growing beyond our expectations, and call volumes are on the rise. We are experiencing the mass-market appeal of this technology first hand, and are happy to report that we are already ahead of our forecasted unit sales by 20%," Calderon added.

"We are extremely pleased that Mexico's first NLOS mass-market bundled services are being delivered over the MVS network," stated Jose Antonio Abad, CEO of MVS Net. "Our partnership with NextNet allows us to accelerate our business plan and continues to create new opportunities for growth for our customers," stated Abad.

"NextNet's innovative technology is increasing competition in broadband markets and is helping to drive the adoption of VoIP," stated Keith Nissen, In-Stat analyst. "The industry is focused on WiMAX from a data standpoint, but the reality of the industry today is that you need to have voice to be financially viable. VoIP lowers costs for both the service provider and the consumer," Nissen added.

The Expedience NLOS system is a standards based wireless network platform that supports delivery of all IP compatible broadband applications, including voice and data services such as IP telephony and video streaming. Recognized for its user simplicity and immunity to multipath interference, the OFDM-based platform delivers consistent and reliable broadband speeds to a portfolio of user devices including; desktop residential gateway units, integrated outdoor wall-mount business gateways, and vehicular mobile units for public safety and transportation applications.

About MVS Net

MVS Comunicaciones, parent of MVS Television and MVS Radio, is a telecommunications service provider operating over diverse transmission media as well as the producer and distributor of news content and entertainment. Founded in 1967 as a private family company by Mr. Joaquin Vargas Gomez, MVS launched the first FM radio station in Mexico, and since then has experienced exponential growth and diversification. Today, MVS remains under the control of the Vargas family. With its proven leadership in radio and television broadcasting and Internet services, MVS sees its future success in utilizing digital technology and increasing its expansion in the Latin American market and in the United States. For more information, contact: MVS Net, S.A. de C.V., Mexico DF, Mexico, (52) 55 5062 0100, [e-mail] / [e-mail] or visit www.mvs.com.

NextNet(R) Wireless, Inc.

NextNet is the industry's most widely deployed provider of pre-mobile WiMAX broadband wireless access systems. Today, the user-friendly Expedience(R) solution is delivering fixed/nomadic and mobile NLOS services over licensed frequencies on 5 continents. It is the service providers' choice for national deployment in the U.S., Canada, Mexico and Brazil. In the U.S., NextNet's carrier customers include Clearwire, Plateau Telecommunications, SpeedNet and multiple ISPs in over 60 U.S. markets. In Mexico, NextNet is the exclusive NLOS plug & play system supplier for MVS Comunicaciones, Mexico's largest MMDS carrier, with licensed spectrum covering 67 million potential subscribers. In Canada, the NextNet solution is being deployed nationwide by a joint venture between Bell Canada and Rogers Communications with Inukshuk, which holds licensed spectrum covering 30 million Canadians. NextNet's global reach also includes deployments in Asia, Africa, Europe and the Middle East. The NextNet solution is distributed by carriers through retail stores worldwide, including select Best Buy stores in the U.S. NextNet is a principal member of the WiMAX Forum(TM). For more information, visit www.nextnetwireless.com. Contact: Barbara Heine, Director, Marketing Communications; [e-mail]; Tel: [phone].