WinDriver USB/PCI (Beta) for Windows Vista Now Available - Official Release Expected in August

USBware - A Complete USB Software Solution for Any Embedded Application USBware is a complete, high quality and small footprint embedded USB software protocol stack, allowing device manufactures to easily incorporate standard USB connectivity in their designs.

USBware's Operating System and Hardware independent design makes it and ideal match for the USB needs of different embedded devices. Jungo's industry segmentation web pages highlight USBware advantages for your design.

Whether you are developing a mobile device, A digital video Application such as a STB or image processing ASIC, a flash device or a Medical application USBware will address your specific requirements.

Our USBware Nano edition includes the slimmest implementation possible saving expensive storage space, USBware for Wireless handsets includes the OTG component for true mobility as well as MTP and PictBridge for multimedia applications, USBware for STBs and DVRs offers high speed media transfer and USBware for Medical device supports data retrieval to mass storage devices as well as DFU for firmware upgrades.

For more information see:

• USBware's Product Page
• USBware for Set-Top Boxes, DVRs, PVRs
• USBware for Wireless/Mobile Phones
• USBware Nano - for USB Flash Memory
• USBware for Medical Devices

Jungo Executive Will Be Speaking at the Flash Memory Summit 2006 We invite you to attend the first annual Flash Memory Summit where Jungo's Software Tools Division General Manager, Mr. Ophir Herbst, will present the challenges and solutions of developing and integrating embedded USB software for USB Flash Memory.

The session will be held on August 9, 2006 (4:00-5:00pm) at the Wyndham Hotel in San Jose, California.

For more information on the summit, please visit: www.flashmemorysummit.com.

Partner News: Ellisys expands its WiMedia-based, Certified Wireless USB product portfolio with the new UWB Generator 320 Developers already know the benefits of Ellisys' Certified Wireless USB protocol analyzer for verifying and validating their device's behavior. They can now supplement protocol analysis with the new Ellisys' Ultra Wideband generator to create reproducible traffic, timing and error scenarios for testing corner cases and recovery mechanisms.

Containing a specialized processor designed specifically for WiMedia and Certified Wireless USB protocols, it produces sequences of arbitrary frames with programmable inter-frame delay, and can then wait for any kind of response frame or event.

The processor's instruction set enables developers to emulate Wireless USB hosts and devices as well as various WiMedia-based devices. Integrated with Ellisys' leading Ultrawideband and Certified Wireless USB protocol analysis software, users can reproduce previously-recorded scenarios, or modify them for testing corner cases and recovery mechanisms.

Contact us for more information at sales@jungo.com.

Jungo Announces a New Version of USBware's CDC ACM/ECM/OBEX Function Drivers Allowing high speed communication between the PC and USB peripheral is a strong requirement from embedded devices. Jungo's new version of the CDC-ACM, CDC-ECM and CDC-OBEX allows ever more flexibility and robustness offering a complete communication solution for network connectivity over the USB bus.

The CDC specification has been developed to answer the need of telecommunication services for devices based on analog or digital telephone line and medium speed networking services which use a 24/7 network connection. CDC is ideal for devices such as, Mobile Phones, Analog/ADSL/Cable Modems, analog/digital telephones Wireless Terminals, Ethernet Adaptors as well as Legacy and other network devices.

The CDC-ACM (Abstract Communication Module) allows modem devices to identify them selves as Serial devices sending and receiving AT commands over the data or control pipe. The CDC-ECM (Ethernet Control Module) supports TCP/IP connectivity over USB. The CDC-OBEX (Object Exchange) supports the transfer of data structures and objects over the USB-CDC framework.