Google Inc. and ICOA, Inc. denied PRWeb's news report about Google acquiring ICOA for $400 million. Erwin Vahlsing Jr., Chief Financial Officer of ICOA told CNET that the news is false. George Strouthopoulos, Chief Executive of ICOA said, "The company has never had any discussions with any potential acquirers. Someone, I guess a stock promoter with a dubious interest, is disseminating wrong, false and misleading info in the PR circles. ICOA will report this to the proper authorities."

ICOA, Inc. announced that it has entered into a national distribution agreement with iPhoneTrip.com to offer ICOA's Wi-Fi end users and other customers rentals of SIM Cards and iPhones for both local and overseas travel at attractive pricing over competitors. As international travel increases worldwide, many travelers are looking to experience the comfort and reliability of traveling with their own smartphones and tablet computers. But using their device overseas can easily leave users with the ultimate bill shock - hundreds and even thousands of dollars in data roaming charges. iPhoneTrip.com provides travelers with a cost effective, seamless solution. By using Data SIM Cards from iPhoneTrip.com, the smart device user avoids data roaming charges while abroad and guarantees 3G/GPRS internet connection in 193 countries over the globe. The newly established affiliation between iPhoneTrip.com and ICOA, Inc. will allow ICOA's customers to travel across the globe with Data SIM Cards and enjoy the same comforts they currently enjoy stateside - the ability to use their own smartphones and tablet computers online, even when thousands of miles from home. The savings and peace of mind that comes with having 3G access globally is one any modern-day traveler is happy to embrace.