The Infinity Phone is designed for situations where cell service is unavailable. It can connect to nearby Infinity Phones to route calls through available cell towers. It recharges through mechanical shaking and provides GPS location. The simple, durable phone is intended for hikers, travelers, elderly, and emergency situations. It costs around $180-200 to build and profit is made through direct and partner sales as well as repair agreements.

1. ∞Phone
No cell tower around? But your buddies
are...
Use the Infinity Phone!

2. What do you do when…
– You need to make a call but the nearest cell
phone tower is not close enough?
– Your phone battery is about to die but you
need to call your family?
– You went hiking and found yourself lost in the
middle of nowhere?

3. And the answer is…
– You take your Infinity Phone, connected to
your friend's Infinity phone nearby, which in turn
connects to a Cell tower;
– You shake your Infinity Phone as many as
needed while it recharges the battery. Then you
make a call;
– You can read your current location from the
screen of your Infinity Phone.

4. What is Infinity Phone?
● It is simple – has very limited number of
buttons and indicators.
● It is intuitive to use – children, people in
great stress, senior citizens will find it easy
to use.
● It is inexpensive – can be bought and
shelved, given to children, lost somewhere in
the trunk of a car.
● It is sturdy – built to endure heavy use,
occasional bumps and unfriendly weather
conditions.

5. What are the main features?
1. Mechanical battery recharger
2. "Walkie-talkie" mode with all nearby phones
3. GPS unit
4. Wi-Max P2P communication
5. GSM and CDMA radio modules
6. Texting capability
7. Waterproof and strike-resistant body
8. Vivid color design

6. Who are the users?
1. Hikers, travelers, skiers etc.
2. Parents of young children
3. Elderly people
4. Victims of hurricanes, floods, etc.
5. Anyone working or living in hostile
environments

7. Where users can find it?
1. Online store
2. Specialty stores
3. Partners' retail network

8. Who are the our partners?
1. Verizon Wireless
2. AT&T
3. Federal and state emergency services
4. Sporting gear stores
5. Parental stores

9. How much does it cost to build it?
1. Strike-resistant body
3. Radio modules: GSM, CDMA, Wi-Max
4. Motherboard
5. Built-in LED flash light
6. Extended battery with mechanical recharger
≈ $180-200 (estimate)

10. How do we make profit?
1. Direct one-time sales of the device
2. Partner sales
3. Find the least expensive partner to produce
the phone.
4. Arrange direct shipments of the product to
the individual customers and bulk shipments
to a few distributed warehouses.
5. Sign a bonus rewarding agreement with
local shops participating in "on-the-site"
repairs of the broken devices.