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WordWalla is committed to removing the barriers that make the Internet, computers and mobile devices English-centric, so that people can communicate in any language from any device anywhere in the world. The demand for communicating in different languages is growing along with the explosive global growth of the Internet and mobile devices. Analysts expect the number of non-English speakers to reach 700 million, accounting for 70% of the Web's 1 billion users worldwide, by 2005. Access in these markets is expected to occur predominantly over non-PC devices like mobile phones. Yankee Group forecasts that 1 billion mobile Internet access devices will be sold around the world by 2003. WordWalla's technology provides a single solution to allow companies to offer their products and solutions in these countries, replacing the complex point solutions for languages that are used today. WordWalla's patent-pending software technology is licensed to Internet and enterprise application developers and hardware manufacturers to allow users to create and view information in over 65 different languages. The company's technology is showcased in its free multilingual email and chat services offered at www.wordwalla.com. WordWalla has been featured in a host of publications and shows including The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, USA Today, CNN, BBC, San Jose Mercury News, Wired News, Indiatimes, The Hindu Business Line, The Argus, Internet Everywhere Newsletter, and Private Equity Week.