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Sona Mobile approved in Nevada

18 May 2007

NEW YORK -- (PRESS RELEASE) -- Sona Mobile Holdings Corp. (OTC Bulletin Board: SNMB), Chief Executive Officer Shawn Kreloff and Chief Financial Officer Stephen Fellows have all received Nevada Gaming Commission approval, allowing the company to actively market and sell their products to gaming venues in the state of Nevada.

Sona Mobile's server based gaming solution allows players to participate in wired or wireless wagering in any designated public area of the casino property. With a secure back-of-house system, Sona Mobile provides a detailed accounting of all player activity, giving casinos an unprecedented level of player tracking. The platform, called the Sona Gaming System(TM), consists of server and device software that runs on personal digital assistants (PDA), mobile phones, tablets and fixed device terminals. It is designed to work with application software for various casino games, as well as horseracing and sportsbook applications. Sona Mobile must obtain separate regulatory approval from the Nevada Gaming Commission for each product introduced before effectively using the newly granted license.

"We look forward to submitting our products to the Nevada Gaming Commission and working with the various gaming venues throughout Nevada," said Shawn Kreloff, CEO, Sona Mobile. "This license really is the barrier to entry for doing business in the state. The Nevada Gaming Commission has strict guidelines and regulations and we are thrilled to count ourselves among the very few that have met these high regulatory standards."

This new license gives Sona Mobile access to market and sell its innovative mobile gaming solutions to gaming venues in the state of Nevada, the largest gaming market in the United States, and second largest in the world.

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