``As for the proprietary microOS, it has value and is the basis for EDIG`s DVAP platform. The possibility remains that it holds value for some other entity at some point down the road. When that possibility gains clarity, we have seen how the market values intellectual property.``

Herein lies the real issue, I believe. Years ago it was my understanding that microOS would finally be capitalized on when it came time to move large amounts of digital information, especially video, to PDAs expeditiously. I`m not sure that time has arrived yet but it seems that there are plenty of products out there doing that right now. I think there may only be a few people on this board who could answer accurately. I know I can`t.

The share price could be depressed because of the lack of any substantial news - or it could be that what many thought about cornering a market might not be true. One possibility could also be that, although microOS is a robust system that produces exceptional results, the added expense to utilize it may not be an acceptable one. Especially if a cheaper solution produces good enough results.

At this point, for me at least, it is more about trust in the company than a deep understanding of what real value the product holds in the tech world. Hope I`m right. The next update will be very telling....

Wicked, wicked game.