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August 02, 2007 03:00 AM Pacific Daylight Time

Migo Software Founder Jay Elliot to Speak at 2nd Annual Flash Memory Summit

Jay Elliot Will Speak on the Following at the Industry’s Only Flash Memory Conference: “Software: The Secret Sauce for Increasing Flash Memory Sales”; a Case Study on the Successful Kingston Data Traveler II-Migo Edition; and in the “What Can We Learn from The iPod / iPhone Revolution?” Tutorial
Flash Memory Summit 2007

REDWOOD CITY, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Migo Software, Inc. (OTCBB:MIGO), a global provider of data and media mobility software, today announced that Founder and Chief Strategy Officer Jay Elliot will be speaking at the 2nd Annual Flash Memory Summit at the Santa Clara, CA Marriott, to be held from August 7 – 9, 2007 and sponsored in part by Intel, SanDisk, Samsung, Dell, Kingston and Toshiba. Mr. Elliot will speak on “Software: The Secret Sauce of Increasing Flash Memory Sales” and, as part of this topic, will also discuss a case study on the success of the Kingston Data Traveler II-Migo Edition. In addition, Elliot will be an instructor for the Special Tutorial, “What Can We Learn from the iPOD / iPhone Revolution.” Both presentations will be on Thursday, August 9th.

“Migo Software is excited to return to year two and participate so fully in the Flash Memory Summit 2007, the industry’s only conference dedicated to flash memory technology and applications,” said Jay Elliot. “As I’ll discuss at the Summit,” he continued, “Migo’s data, security and media mobility software has already increased the usability…and thus the value…of flash drives and continues strong growth in that capacity. We are pleased to participate in such a conference where ideas and technology important to the industry will be presented and discussed. Please visit Migo Software in Booth 308 for further information or a demonstration of the software,” concluded Elliot.

About the Flash Memory Summit 2007

The 2nd Annual Flash Memory Summit is the only conference dedicated entirely to flash memory and its applications. The Summit features half-day tutorials, workshops, paper and panel sessions, keynotes, roundtables, special sessions, and exhibits. Subjects include hardware, software, design methods, consumer applications, embedded applications, computer and communications applications, alternative technologies, programming methods, testing, standards, and market research. For more information, visit www.flashmemorysummit.com.

About Migo Software, Inc.

Located in Redwood City, CA, Migo Software, Inc. (OTCBB:MIGO), is a global provider of content mobility software. With its range of patent-pending technology, the Company’s product lines range from content synchronization and security to device optimization solutions for mobile devices and PCs. The company sells its products through a range of OEMs including PC, Mobile Handset, USB Drive, SD Card and others, as well as via a variety of retail outlets. Migo’s products can also be found at www.migosoftware.com.

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