RFI Global Services Fully Type Approves Enfora Enabler(TM) IIIG for Commercial Shipments.

Strategic Relationship Between RFI and Enfora Brings a Streamlined Approval Process Increasing Customer Adoption

BASINGSTOKE, United Kingdom -- RFI Global Services and Enfora today announced the final type approval of Enfora's Enabler[TM] IIIG GSM/GPRS quad-band OEM module and commercial shipment in volume to large OEMs.

"Our third generation of the Enabler product line provides an industry leading smaller and lower cost platform for integration," says Jeff Newman, Enfora's chief strategy officer and senior VP of business development. "We architected the Enabler IIIG specifically for m2m applications which require highly reliable, Internet based communication protocols and network management functions to operate in an always-on connected state without human intervention."

The Enabler IIIG supports comprehensive voice and data features operating at 850/900/1800 and 1900 MHz in a compact footprint of 27.0mm x 28.0mm x 2.5mm. It incorporates Enfora's IP router into the GSM software layer that saves integrators the time, cost and complexity of designing products to be IP and network ready. Among the new features key additions include a TCP API and decreased network registration time.

"We are pleased to be working with Enfora as their first products come to market based on TI's "LoCosto" DRP[TM]-based single-chip cell phone technology," said Victor Epifani, TI's 2.5G business and marketing director. "Together we bring a cost-effective targeted platform to the mass-market that combines Enfora's unique integration and IP competency and TI's leading wireless silicon solutions."

Continuing to drive customer adoption in the industry, RFI and Enfora have teamed up to develop a process to streamline approvals and reduce the time and risk of integrators bringing products to market.

Richard Jacklin, head of RFI cellular explained, "At the heart of the relationship is our ability to bring Enfora's customers a streamlined approval process. We produce a 'guideline for integrators' that makes accessing any re-testing simpler, faster and lower cost. Integrators not from a traditional cellular background can focus on their expertise whether it is making telemetry, automotive or remote sensing type products vs. the approval process for communications."

The streamlined approval process can be utilized at RFI's labs in UK and Korea. The Enabler IIIG is fully certified to GCF and PTCRB requirements. Development kits and samples are available today.

RFI Global Services is exhibiting at 3GSM World Congress 12-15 February 2007 and can be found on Stand 1B46 where the Enabler IIIG can be seen.

Notes to editors

Photo attachment - Enfora's Enabler IIIG

RFI Global Services (RFI) supplies comprehensive environmental, regulatory and compliance services to the Wireless, Cellular, Smartcard, Electronics and related technology industries around the world. Specific areas of expertise include compliance management, regulatory investigations and applications, development and conformance testing - as well as site surveys.

The scope of RFI's UKAS accreditation covers testing at both its permanent laboratories and off-site locations. RFI is a Notified Body for the R&TTE Directive, a Competent Body for the EMC Directive, a Telecommunications Certification Body (TCB) under the US-EU Mutual Recognition Agreement, is accredited as a Bluetooth Qualification Test Facility (BQTF) and has two Bluetooth Qualification Bodies (BQB). RFI is a Visa-recognised and EMV-accredited laboratory.

About Enfora

Based in Plano, Texas, Enfora is a global leader in enabling wireless communications for the Machine-to-Machine (M2M) market. Enfora's family of GSM/GPRS/EDGE, GPS and A-GPS, wireless products provide customers with leading edge wireless solutions, allowing them to access, use and send data wirelessly, instantly and easily. The company's technology partners include such industry leaders as Texas Instruments that rely on Enfora's capabilities to test and bring first-class products to market. For more information, view Enfora on the World Wide Web at www.enfora.com.