"Everyone has, or knows somebody who has lost or upgraded their phone," Altman continued. "Replacing the phone is the easy part, but how do you move or restore your contact list to your new handset?" he asks. "Simple," he added, "My Mobile Vault backs up your phone and ensures you never lose your contacts."

My Mobile Vault works by sending the phone-specific synchronization settings to the subscriber's handset. Since it is GSM network agnostic, it will work across hundreds of GSM networks and on hundreds of different mobile phones. The phone-specific settings enable the phone to send the contact list and appointments to a secure server over the air via GPRS. Users can then go to www.mymobilevault.com, sign in and manage their contacts and appointments.

"Everyone knows the importance of your mobile phone is not the phone itself, but what is stored in the phone. As phones become more critically enmeshed into people's lives, My Mobile Vault will serve a valuable purpose - to protect people's contacts." said Altman.

For further information, please contact Lou Altman, or to subscribe to the service, go to www.mymobilevault.com.

About My Mobile Vault:
My Mobile Vault is a division of GlobaFone of Portsmouth, NH. GlobaFone is an award-winning provider of global wireless phones to Federal, State and Local Governments, as well as corporate clients. GlobaFone's solutions include cellular service for lease with roaming in over 200 countries as well as local cellular service in numerous locations and five brands of satellite communications. GlobaFone developed My Mobile Vault in response to the frustrating problem that people experience when they lose their mobiles phones - they lose their contacts along with the phone. The Company will be offering My Mobile Vault on a global basis.