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Cashrounds earlier entered into a memorandum of agreement with digital trunk radio company Next Mobile Inc. (NMI) and five other companies namely Top Mega Enterprises, Joycelink Holdings, Gamboa Holdings, Emerald Investments and Food Camp Industries which are the shareholders of NMI to swap shares of stocks.


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IMX UGC365, short for Unlimited Group Call for 365 days, is a hybrid plan, which provides instant communication with members of selected workgroups sharing a common need to communicate. The IMX phones can make unlimited conference calls to a specific workgroup or even to the entire team with a push of a button.   


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                    [Title] => Next Mobile seeks 3G license
                    [Summary] => Wireless services operator Next Mobile Inc. (NMI) has signified its intention to secure a 3G (third generation mobile communications technology) license and frequency band from the National Telecommunications Commission (NTC).


In a letter to NTC commissioner Ronald Solis, NMI consultant on regulatory affairs Silvestre Garfin said the company is manifesting its intention to apply for authority to operate 3G networks.


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                    [Title] => Next Mobile sees big increase in its subscriber base
                    [Summary] => Leading digital walkie-talkie and wireless operator Next Mobile Inc. (NMI) projects its subscriber base to increase by 150 percent to 230 percent this year, as it embarks on an aggressive expansion program and focuses on key markets. 


From 30,000 at the start of the year, the company expects its number of subscribers to grow to between 75,000 to 100,000 by the end of 2005, NMI officials disclosed. 


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                    [Title] => Next Mobile launches mobile locator service with greater accuracy
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The IMX Mobile Locator is a mobile resource management solution that enables businesses to effectively manage their mobile operations by providing timely details on the movement of employees and field assets in real-time.


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                    [Title] => Next Mobile shareholder acquires two-thirds stake in publicly-listed Cashrounds
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The deal would have allowed the backdoor listing of Next Mobile in the stock exchange.


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                    [Title] => Next Mobile to benefit greatly from merger of US telcos Sprint, Nextel
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"The merger between Sprint and Nextel is the best thing that happens to Next Mobile and its customers using its branded IMX mobile phones," Next Mobile Inc. (NMI) president and CEO Mel Velarde said. 


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NMI president and chief executive officer Mel Velarde also projects the company’s revenues to hit P1.2 billion next year compared to about P500 million this year. "By the end of 2006-2006, we expect the dividends to start coming in," he said. 


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