Synapse Wireless announced today the appointment of Brent Dix as Vice President of Engineering. Since its inception, Synapse has constantly focused on strengthening its technical talent to meet the engineering requirements of its growing customer base. Synapse has experienced a five-fold increase in its user base for SNAP, the award-winning, wireless network operating system for connecting machines to each other and to the Internet.

Synapse Wireless today announced an agreement with Arrow Electronics for the global distribution of Synapseandrsquo;s Machine-to-Machine (M2M) solutions based on the award-winning SNAP network platform. Seeing a five-fold increase in the number of registered SNAP developers over the past two years, Synapse is now servicing thousands of engineers who are experiencing the benefits of a wireless control and monitoring solution that simply works.

Synapse Wireless announced today the appointment of Pete Manno as Chief Operating Officer (COO) to its executive team.andnbsp;Pete brings years of success in building and managing high technology companies to help Synapse manage the growth being created by the increasing market acceptance of SNAP.

Synapse Wireless, Inc., provider of SNAP, the intelligent, wireless technology for networking machines-to-machines and to the Internet, and Digi-Key Corporation, the leading integrated, Internet-based distributor of electronic components, announced today that the companies have entered into a global agreement for the distribution of Synapseandrsquo;s wireless solutions.

Synapse Wireless, Inc. announced today that David Ewing, Chief Technology Officer, has been named to the IPSO Alliance Technical Advisory Board (TAB). IPSO is the primary advocate for IP networked devices used in energy, consumer, healthcare and industrial applications. TAB provides for the technical oversight of IP Smart Objects and for the review of progress made by relevant standardization groups.

Synapse Wireless, Inc. announced the availability of its 2.4GHz surface mount transceiver module based on a powerful, 32-bit TDMI ARM7 microprocessor. With 96K RAM of memory, not only can applications be uploaded to the RF module wirelessly, even the core SNAP network operating system can be uploaded over-the-air. This latest RF Module from Synapse, the SM700PC1, is available exclusively from Future Electronics.

Synapse Wireless, Inc. announced today the availability of its long-range, surface mount sub-GHz transceiver modules. Supporting the North American 915MHz band and European 868MHz band, these sub-GHz RF modules come preloaded with SNAP, the industryandrsquo;s most reliable wireless mesh network operating system for connecting machines to each other and the Internet.