WiFi Wake-up Integrates Carrier WiFi Initiatives with 3G/LTE Small Cell Technology

VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA and SWINDON, UNITED KINGDOM--(Marketwire - Feb. 22, 2012) - Intrinsyc Software International, Inc. (TSX:ICS) ("Intrinsyc" or the "Company"), a leading developer of intelligent connected devices and Ubiquisys, the developer of 3G and LTE small cells, will demonstrate Small Cell WiFi Wake-up at Mobile World Congress, February 27 - March 1. An innovative combination of handset and small cell apps, WiFi Wake-up switches on WiFi as the user enters a 3G/LTE/WiFi small cell hotspot and logs into the hotspot's secure WiFi network. When the user then leaves the hotspot, the WiFi is turned-off. This provides a compelling new tool for operators to maximize data offload by integrating carrier WiFi with small cell base stations.

WiFi Wake-up answers one of the key problems faced by operators - many smartphone users switch off WiFi when out and about to save battery life and to prevent endless "invitations" from WiFi hotspots they can't join. This is a waste of part of the wireless data capacity provided by small cells.

There are important industry initiatives like Hotspot 2.0 working on standards-based methods for automatic public WiFi login. WiFi Wake-up complements these initiatives by helping to make them available to all users. Intrinsyc's handset application is initially available on Android, and can be deployed through an app store or embedded in the handset platform software. At the small cell end, Ubiquisys Hotspot 2.0 compatible software coordinates all of the wireless interfaces available between the small cell and the user to provide an optimal service.

"Small cell hotspots should be a convergence point for wireless technologies," said Tracy Rees, President and CEO of Intrinsyc. "By ensuring that the right wireless technology is used by the smartphone at the right moment, WiFi Wake-up ensures a better experience for mobile users and significant improvements in battery life."

"Smartphones and small cells just got smarter. WiFi Wake-up could be the missing link for operators looking to fully integrate their cellular and WiFi services to deliver a better user experience," said Chris Gilbert, CEO of Ubiquisys.

The demonstration will take place at the Ubiquisys stand AV92 and at the Intrinsyc hospitality suite HS01 in Hall 4 Level 7.

WiFi Wake-up will be demonstrated on an Ubiquisys smart cell, a new type of small cell developed in conjunction with Intel. A combination of a 3G/LTE/WiFi small cell base station and powerful computing platform, smart cells add massive processing power and storage at the edge of the network, opening new opportunities for operators, end users and application developers.

For additional information on WiFi Wake-up or to schedule a demonstration at Mobile World Congress, please send email to WiFiWake-up@intrinsyc.com.

About Intrinsyc Software International, Inc.

Intrinsyc is a product development company that brings to market next generation intelligent connected devices, from smartphones and tablets, to emerging categories of M2M (Machine-to-Machine) solutions. Intrinsyc is helping to lead the way to a networked society with 50 billion intelligent connected devices expected by 2020. Intrinsyc is publicly traded (TSX:ICS) and is headquartered in Vancouver, Canada, with operations in China, Taiwan and the United States.

www.intrinsyc.com

About Ubiquisys

Ubiquisys is a leader in intelligent 3G and LTE small cells, with products deployed by operators around the world.

The Ubiquisys difference is intelligence: small cells that continuously adapt to their surroundings and dynamically interact with their neighbours. Operators benefit from low operating costs and efficient use of spectrum assets, whilst mobile users experience dependable voice and high speed data services. The Ubiquisys small cell range includes public-access hotspots, self-organising networks for enterprise, and modular residential small cells designed for home device integration.

Working with Intel, Ubiquisys has pioneered the smart cell: part small cell hotspot, part powerful computing platform. This new class of small cell adds cloud and core networking capabilities at the edge of the network, bringing new services closer to mobile users.

Come and meet Ubiquisys at Mobile World Congress 2012 in Barcelona: Stand AV92

www.ubiquisys.com