G5 will supply E-mail service solution to Russia’s largest CDMA operator SkyLink. G5 will customize its high-performance solution to allow SkyLink CDMA450 1x and EV-DO subscribers to send and receive emails in TEXT, RTF, and HTML formats with support for a wide range of popular file formats in email attachments.

G5 also strengthened its team with the appointment of experienced telecom manager in Russia as Head of Mobile Services. The person brings on board G5 years of experience in telecom field, and deep understanding of operators’ and mobile subscribers needs.

Vlad Suglobov, CEO of G5 Entertainment, comments: “Providing service solutions to wireless operators becomes bigger part of G5’s business. We see big growth potential in this sector, and we are expanding our operations in the area”.

SkyZone Entertainment appointed G5 as Russian distributor of its mobile games Duke Nukem Mobile: Bikini Project, Rocky™: Legacy, Stargate SG-1™, The Crocodile Hunter™: Operation Rescue, and Samurai: The Bushido Code. The games will be widely available to the majority of Russian mobile players through G5’s network of the leading content providers, and BREW versions of the games will be specifically available to subscribers of Russia’s largest CDMA operator Skylink.

“SkyZone is delighted at the opportunity to distribute our licensed and original content in partnership with G5. We feel that G5's reach allows SkyZone to maximize content delivery to an entertainment-hungry and media-savvy audience throughout Russia,” – says Bob Shireman, Chief Publishing Officer of SkyZone Entertainment.

“We are happy to bring Russian players high quality mobile games based on popular licenses. These games will definitely find a lot of fans in Russia,” – comments Vlad Suglobov, CEO of G5 Entertainment.

The Board of Directors in G5 has decided to set a new date for the Annual General Meeting, which will be held on June 1st, 2007 in Stockholm, Sweden.

G5 will exhibit at the central event of Russian game development industry: Game Developers Conference (KRI), which will be held in Moscow on April 6-8, 2007. G5’s latest mobile game, Stargate SG-1: Entropy Syndrome, developed for SkyZone Entertainment, will be displayed at the booth along with the PC simulation game WWII Battle Tank: T-34 vs Tiger. Vlad Suglobov, CEO, will be giving a speech at the conference, while other G5 representatives will take part in panels and round tables. If you want to setup a meeting during the conference, please email at contacts@g5e.com