The best part is zero cost indeed as well as the numerous times the buyers of these units will see the app in plain sight until they either open it up to see exactly what is there or delete it off of the unit, The people who will decide to remove it will most likely open it up to see the contents before deleting it. My calculations is that easily 90% of buyers will open it up at some point.

Global to the World is another way for them to take off. Akyumen opened up a division in Dubai, United Arab Emirates where they were given a grant to help out the millions of schools in the Middle East and Africa... http://www.marketwired.com/press-release/alli...008021.htm Akyumen is about to make the class projectors subsidized at reduced prices in order for there to be one in each class in those 2 continents for learning purposes.

If anyone is going to make a deal with NTEK, I'd think that Akyumen would be the right choice. Personally I think that this company really has no plans on deals since they already are a mega million dollar company who is letting NTEK ride along with them on their latest new venture for free. Why did they pick NTEK? Could it be for the top quality reduced mega streaming since most third world countries do not have 25 bit streaming needed by competitors available? Or could it be that no one else offers their streaming service as nice visually as NTEK's does?