August 02, 2006 08:00 ET

WiFi Wireless, Inc. Meets With Los Angeles Port Authority

ALISO VIEJO, CA -- (MARKET WIRE) -- August 2, 2006 -- WiFi Wireless, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: WFWL) (OTCBB: WFWL)

WiFi Wireless, Inc. recently met with the Los Angles Port Authorities to introduce our "WFSCT System," which offers a solution for the Los Angeles Port Security. In our meetings with the port authority we discussed how our "WFSCT System" complies with the GreeLane and SAFE Port Acts currently in the legislation process.

In 2005 the Los Angeles Ports alone had a total of 3,956,035 inbound cargo containers. With the amount of containers coming into the Los Angeles Ports alone security is obviously a huge concern for the Port Authorities. The Los Angeles Port is the First busiest container port in the United States, and the Eighth busiest container port in the world.

WiFi Wireless, Inc. has offered to install the "WFSCT System" aboard a test ship in one of the Los Angeles Harbors. WiFi Wireless, Inc. has also offered to have our demo ship relocated from its current location to one of the Los Angeles harbors for ship owners to be able to view its capabilities and its advanced technology.

The board unanimously concluded that we would accommodate any request from the Port Authorities. The Port Authorities concurred that when tests are successful it would reduce the harbor commission's overhead substantially. We are grateful for the opportunity due to the potential revenues that will be generated by the thousands of incoming traffic daily. WiFi Wireless, Inc. appreciates the Los Angeles Port's cooperation immensely.

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