Extended Systems' OneBridge Mobile Platform Enables Developers to Retrofit Legacy Applications with Real-Time Push Capabilities;

Extended Systems (Nasdaq:XTND), a leading provider of
mobile software solutions, announced today during TechEd 2005 the
availability of enhanced developer tools for its OneBridge Mobile
Platform. OneBridge Mobile Platform version 4.5 now enables developers
to easily retrofit existing applications with push capabilities. With
no re-architecting for legacy applications necessary, OneBridge can
detect database changes and push them to a mobile device in the field
in real time. This enhancement enables developers and independent
software vendors to quickly and easily build solutions that bring
enterprise information to mobile workers, while significantly reducing
development time.
   Utilizing the new OneBridge Mobile Application Acceleration
Toolkit (OMAAT), version 4.5 also enables developers creating mobile
solutions in .NET or J2ME environments to embed Extended Systems'
synchronization, web services and push engine technologies into their
application, eliminating the need for separate components on the
client. This reduces client footprint requirements and makes these
processes invisible to the end user, resulting in a more elegant and
streamlined user experience. The embedded toolkit is now available for
.NET, .NET Compact Framework (CF), and Blackberry J2ME.
   CAS Software, a developer and distributor of CRM (customer
relationship management) software solutions from Germany, utilizes the
OneBridge platform to mobilize their solution.
   "We are excited about the new release of OneBridge Mobile Data
Suite, especially the features that allow applications to synchronize
data from smartphones, SyncML devices and Blackberries," said Ludwig
Neer, CTO at CAS.
   Enhanced device management tools have also been incorporated into
the 4.5 release. OneBridge now supports a full-fledged engine capable
of running scripts, enabling custom product development. In addition,
OneBridge now supports over-the-air install capabilities and
"kill-pill" features that disarm stolen or lost devices easily.
   "The 4.5 release further validates that we offer one platform that
can fulfill the needs of the enterprise both today and tomorrow," said
Charles Jepson, president and CEO at Extended Systems. "That's an
important consideration for any organization interested in future
proofing their investment in mobile technologies."

   About Extended Systems

   Extended Systems provides the expertise, strategy and solutions to
help enterprise organizations streamline their business processes
through mobile technology. The Company's OneBridge mobile solutions
suite enables companies to mobilize critical enterprise applications
such as e-mail, field service, sales force automation (SFA),
enterprise resource planning (ERP) and customer relationship
management (CRM). Extended Systems has more than 2,500 enterprise
customers worldwide and key alliance relationships.
   Founded in 1984, Extended Systems has offices and subsidiaries in
the United States and worldwide. For more information, call
800-235-7576 or visit the Company web site at www.extendedsystems.com.

   This press release contains forward-looking statements, including
statements relating to the success of OneBridge Mobile Platform and
the Company's ongoing relationship with CAS Software. These statements
are subject to risks and uncertainties. These risks and uncertainties
include the success of the Company's customer relationships and other
key business relationships, overall economic conditions and the level
of information technology spending by existing and potential
customers, the timing of purchases by significant customers, the
perceived and realized benefits of mobile devices, the timely
development and acceptance of new products and technologies, the risks
associated with development of new products and product enhancements,
the impact of competitive products and pricing, continued growth in
the markets for our products, and other risks as detailed from
time-to-time in the Company's SEC filings, including its 2004 Annual
Report on Form 10-K filed on September 29, 2004 and 2005 Quarterly
Reports on Form 10-Q.