At the center of the program is a new landmark Web 2

The typical IBS Group/Secure Blue license agreementhas a five-year term which is updated on an annual basis.IBS Development, Inc. will provide ongoing support of International'sother subsidiaries, IBS Group and Secure Blue. The company providesdevelopment, system support and secure data storage, and will maintainoffices in the US and India, where its current offshore development andsupport team is located.IBSGI - UK establishes IT projects for various countries andmulti-national corporations around the world. For multinational corporations, the projects are normallyrecognized offset program qualified and provide a required contractualobligation of these corporations.

Forward-looking statementsinvolve known and unknown risks and uncertainties that may cause thecompanies' actual results in future periods to differ materially fromforecasted results. Such risks and uncertainties include, but are notlimited to, market conditions, competitive factors, the ability tosuccessfully complete additional financings and other risks.Contact:IBSG INTERNATIONAL, INC.(321) 939-6321Copyright 2009, Market Wire, All rights reserved.-0-. PALO ALTO, CA, Jan 05 (MARKET WIRE) A new cyber "eavesdropping" program to "Track the Yack" among mobilecomputer users has analyzed thousands of conversations, comments andopinions in online discussions groups to gain revealing insights into thesentiments and preferences of today's diverse digital user base worldwide.Part of a Reinvent Mobile campaign () launched bythe CMO Council's Forum to Advance the Mobile experience and PhoenixTechnologies (NASDAQ: PTEC), the monitoring of virtual chatter and digitaldiscourse in blogs, forums and review web sites by Fractal Analytics hasproduced some clear and apparent needs among Internet actives using mobilecomputers.The new Track the Yack voice of customer (VOC) study released todaygathered nearly 10,000 distinct sentiments based on some 4,000 onlineconversations between mobile PC users. Topping the list of gripes andgroans among users are poor customer service and prohibitive repair costs,often leading to unnecessary obsolescence and eWaste. In addition,discussion analytics revealed these top concerns for users:Systems are overloaded and congested, taxing memory and performanceBoot-up time is wasted time that lasts too long and reducesproductivityToo many unnecessary software add-ons are slowing down mobile PCsThe tribulations of too many trial software offers and applications isan issueHeat build-up and noise during continuous operation is a hot area ofirritationPower management and batteries need a boost to buy more operating timeTrying to connect is often a disconnect, particularly in the wirelessworldWeight weighs heavily on their decision about what system to buyPoor ergonomics and badly designed input devices are a strainInsufficient RAM, weak graphics, faulty motherboards are big areas ofcomplaintComplaints about poor sound quality are something vendors shouldlisten toTrack the Yack also evaluated customer sentiments for specific modelsfrom many leading mobile computer brands, including HP, Dell, Lenovo,Apple, Toshiba, Acer, Sony, Compaq, Asus and Fujitsu. Using the Eavesdroptool developed by Fractal Analytics, researchers looked at theconsumer-generated conversation and commentary to assess perceptions,satisfaction levels and experiences with each brand's product.Importantly, analytics was used to accent what mobile computer users tendto care about and value the most.

This includes:Greater reliability and accessibility of connectivity (especially WiFi& Bluetooth)More efficient and less RAM-hungry operating systemsLighter weight, more comfortable and stylish designs and colorsQuality and clarity of screen displaysSystem performance and disc sizeAutomated, universal connectivity and USB port availabilityInstant on power up and application access"Using the Eavesdrop system from Fractal Analytics, we willcontinuously calibrate how the vendor community is performing in meetingend-user desires and wants," noted Donovan Neale-May, executive directorof the CMO Council. "The efficiencies and value of online listening andsentiment tracking using 'spidering' and 'agenting' technology is nowavailable to the industry and brands will have the ability to useeavesdropping for more customized, deep dives in the marketplace."Track the Yack is part of a ground-breaking online community buildingcampaign that aggregates a global audience of mobile computer users toform a vibrant new channel of co-innovation, feedback and marketengagement. Funded by Phoenix Technologies with computer ecosystem andmedia partners, the Reinvent Mobile initiative gives technology vendors,suppliers and the channel an always-on, real-time listening, learning andleveling environment for optimizing the design, delivery and acceptance ofnext-generation systems.At the center of the program is a new landmark, Web 2.0 social media andcommunity portal http:// a content-richdestination that promotes ingenuity and breakthroughs in mobile computing,and enables visitors and contributors to:Interact and share mobile computing experiences and viewsDiscover and submit innovative ideas and insightsReact to future designs, concepts and prototypesReceive special deals, discounts and benefitsOne innovation coming to market that addresses key frustrations anddesires among mobile computer users is Phoenix HyperSpace(TM). On displayat the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas this month (Jan. 8-11),HyperSpace is a revolutionary new instant-on, always-connected, fun andeasy to use application and Internet access environment that makesoperating a mobile PC as efficient and easy to use as a cell phone.HyperSpace allows users to instantly launch important web-basedapplications (before Windows boots), automatically connect to the bestavailable network, dramatically extend battery life, and achieve newlevels of uptime and security protection"We're excited to play a leadership role in the Reinvent Mobile communityand help promote greater insight and engagement with today's mobilecomputer users community," said Woody Hobbs, CEO of Phoenix Technologies."We're also encouraged to see that insight coming out of Reinvent Mobiledemonstrates a strong desire for instant-on computing, greater powermanagement, smarter network connectivity and other capabilities that aredelivered by our new HyperSpace product line.""A year ago we announced a vision for the next revolution in the PCindustry, which we call PC 3.0(TM).