Exhibit 4.101  English Translation of Chinese Language Document  Framework Cooperation Agreement  This
Framework Cooperation Agreement (this Agreement)
is made and entered into by and between the following parties on April 28,
2010 (the Signing Date) in
Beijing, China.  Party
A:  Jiangsu
Pypo Technology Co., Ltd. (Jiangsu
Pypo)  Party
B:  Jiangsu
Heyi Technology Co., Ltd. (Jiangsu
Heyi)  Whereas,  1. Jiangsu
Pypo is a limited liability company duly registered and incorporated and
validly existing in China in accordance with laws and regulations of Peoples
Republic of China. It provides nationwide distribution services of mobile
communication terminal products in China through its 19 wholly-owned
subsidiaries (the Subsidiary of Jiangsu Pypo);  2. Jiangsu
Heyi plans to acquire 50% shares of all or part of Subsidiary of Jiangsu Pypo.
Both parties agree to cooperate with each other to provide the distribution
services of mobile communication terminal products customized by carriers (the
Carrier Customized Products).
Jiangsu Heyi acts as a sourcing platform and Subsidiary of Jiangsu Pypo acts as
a sales platform;  3. Through
friendly consultations, both parties hereby have agreed upon and shall be bound
by the following agreement.  Section 1 Cooperation  Article 1Definition:  (1) Subsidiary
of Jiangsu Pypo refers to the wholly-owned subsidiaries where Jiangsu Pypo
holds 100% shares (19 in total) (see attached List of Subsidiaries).  (2) Target
Companies refer to an aggregate of those subsidiaries in which Jiangsu Pypo
will sell 50% of shares to Jiangsu Heyi. The scope of Target Companies should
be defined by Jiangsu Pypo which shall ensure that the number of Target
Companies is no less than 15.  1


(3) Target
Equity refers to the share ownership of each of the Target Companies acquired
by Jiangsu Heyi from Jiangsu Pypo.  Article 2Equity transfer: Jiangsu Heyi agrees to acquire a 50% of shares in each
of the Target Companies from Jiangsu Pypo, while Jiangsu Pypo agrees to sell a
50% of shares in each of the Target Companies to Jiangsu Heyi.  Article 3Consideration of the transfer: Jiangsu Heyi agrees to acquire the Target
Equity based on the net asset value of each of the Target Companies as of
April 30, 2010: Consideration of transfer of the Target Equity = Net Asset
Value of each of the Target Companies on 30 April 2010 * 50%  Article 4Actual effective date of the equity transfer: Both parties agree that
prior to the fulfillment of all the following conditions, Jiangsu Pypo will
remain the actual owner  and the
beneficial owner of 100% shares in each of the Target Companies, while Jiangsu
Heyi is the nominee holder of the 50% shares in each of the Target Companies:  (1) Jiangsu
Heyi has paid to Jiangsu Pypo all the consideration of the transferred equity;  (2) Jiangsu
Heyi has provided an aggregate amount of more than RMB100 million to fund the
Target Companies operations by means of loans or sales on credit.  Prior to the
fulfillment of all the above conditions, Jiangsu Pypo shall reserve all the
rights as the actual owner and the beneficial owner of 100% shares of each of
the Target Companies, which include, but are not limited to:  (1) Jiangsu
Pypo is entitled to exercise all of the shareholder rights in accordance to
applicable laws and regulations in China and the Target Companies Articles of
Association  (2) Jiangsu
Pypo shall enjoy all profits and assume all losses of the Target Companies.  Jiangsu Pypo
also reserves the rights to appoint legal representative and executive director
of Jiangsu Heyi, and rights to prevent Jiangsu Heyi from exercising any right
as a shareholder of the Target Companies prior to the fulfillment of the above
conditions.  Article 5Equity redemption: If the conditions provided for in Article 4 are
failed to be completely fulfilled in 120 days after the signing date of the
Agreement, Jiangsu Pypo is entitled to redeem its shares of Target Equity based
on the transfer consideration and terminate the Agreement.  2


Section 2 Obligations of Both Parties  Article 6Obligations of Jiangsu Pypo  (1) Identify
the scope of Target Companies on a timely basis;  (2) Sign
relevant documents with respect to the transfer of Target Equity to Jiangsu
Heyi under the Agreement;  (3) Responsible
for facilitating Target Companies to complete industrial and commercial
modification registration concerning equity transfer.  Article 7Obligations of Jiangsu Heyi  (1) Accept Target Equity and pay transfer
considerations under the Agreement;  (2) Provide
Target Companies with operating capitals on a timely basis;  (3) Respect
Target Companies right to operate independently as well as business and
financial management.  Section 3  Confidentiality  Article 8Both parties agree to assume the obligation of confidentiality regarding
each partys confidential information, and such obligation applies till the
date when such confidential information is made public by the owner of the
confidential information. Both parties agree, unless required by law, not to
disclose any announcement, correspondence or document concerning the
implementation of the Agreement or its proposed transactions and arrangements
or any other relevant matters, without the prior written consent of the other
party.  Section 4  Taxes and Expenses  Article 9Both parties shall bear their own costs and expenses incurred as a
result of the Agreement as well as the negotiation, drafting, signing and
implementation of the  transactions proposed
in the Agreement. Target Companies shall bear the taxes levied by the relevant
governmental authorities concerning the equity transfer under the Agreement.
However, Jiangsu Heyi shall bear costs and expenses concerning the transfer and
the buyback of the equity of the Target Companies when the conditions described
in Article 5 occur.  Section 5  Force Majeure  Article 10Neither party shall be liable for any default
in performing the Agreement  caused by
events of force majeure, which refers to any event, circumstance or condition  3


unforeseen,
inevitable or beyond the control of the relevant party. It cannot be avoided
completely or partially or overcome even if the relevant party has taken
reasonable and prudent measures. It directly or indirectly prevent the relevant
party from performing its major obligations under the Agreement. Events of
force majeure include, but are not limited to, Acts of God, war, fire,
explosion, earthquake, epidemic, flood and typhoon. If any party fails to
perform its obligations under the terms and conditions of the Agreement due to
force majeure, it shall give notice to the other party within 14 days after the
occurrence of force majeure and make detailed explanations concerning the
situation therein. The affected party shall not be liable for any failure or
delay in performance under the Agreement if such delay or default is caused by
force majeure, and such delay or default shall not be regarded as basis for
compensation, reimbursement or punishment. Under such circumstance, both
parties have the obligation to take reasonable and practical measures to
perform the Agreement. When events of force majeure cease to exist, the
affected party shall inform the other party of such cessation as soon as
possible and confirm the receipt of such notice.  Section 6  Violation  Article 11If the Agreement or part the Agreement cannot
be performed due to one partys breach, such party shall compensate the other
party for losses it incurs as a result of such breach. If both parties breach
the Agreement, each shall be responsible for the relevant loss incurred as a
result of its own breach.  Section 7  Jurisdiction and Dispute Resolutions  Article 12The Agreement shall be governed, bound and
protected by the laws of China. All explanations, performance, changes,
terminations, effectiveness and dispute resolutions with respect to the
Agreement shall be in accordance with the laws of China.  Article 13If the two parties have any dispute with
respect to the Agreements effectiveness, explanations, conclusion or
performance or any other dispute related with the Agreement, either party
should attempt to resolve all disputes through amicable negotiations. If a
dispute cannot be resolved in this manner, both parties have the right to file
an arbitration application to Beijing Arbitration Commission, with the
Commissions arbitration rules of the time being the applicable rules. The
arbitration award shall be the final award which both parties should accept and
comply with.  4


Section 8 Validity of this Agreement  Article 14This Agreement shall be effective on the date
when both parties affix their signature and/or seal, and shall have legal force
and binding force on both parties. The two parties shall fulfill their
obligations pursuant to applicable provisions in the Agreement after the
Agreement becomes effective.  Article 15If any provisions or other stipulation of the
Agreement is held to be invalid, illegal or unenforceable pursuant to
applicable Chinese law, the other provisions of this Agreement will remain
effective and have binding force to both parties on the premise of not
affecting the fulfillment and substantial content of the Agreement.  Section 9  MISCELLANEOUS  Article 16The Agreement constitutes the entire
agreement of the agreed items between the two parties and supersedes all prior
intentions, statements, understandings, agreements, communications, exchange of
letters or other written record or oral consensus and promise between the
parties with respect to the subject matter of the Agreement.  Article 17To the extent that permitted by applicable
Chinese law, failure or delay on the part of either party to exercise any
right, power or privilege under the Agreement shall not operate as a waiver of
the right, power or privilege, nor shall any single or partial exercise of such
right, power or privilege preclude any other or further exercise of the right,
power or privilege in the future.  Article 18The Agreement is written in Chinese in two
original copies, each party having one copy with equal legal validity.  5


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this Framework Cooperative Agreement.   Jiangsu Pypo Technology Co., Ltd.By:
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  Dongping FeiAuthorized Representative:Title:Jiangsu Heyi Technology Co., Ltd.By:
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  Dongping FeiAuthorized Representative:Title:   Appendix to Framework Cooperation
Agreement


Appendix: List of Subsidiaries of Beijing Pypo:  Shanghai
Pypo Digital Technology Co., Ltd. Anhui Pypo
Electronics Co., Ltd. Zhejiang
Pypo Digital Technology Co., Ltd. Nanjing Pyao
Technology Co., Ltd. Sichuan
Huasong Pypo Digital Technology Co., Ltd. Chongqing
Pypo Digital Technology Co., Ltd. Gansu Pypo
Digital Technology Co., Ltd. Guizhou Pypo
Technology Co., Ltd. Guangdong
Pypo Technology Co., Ltd. Jiangxi Pypo
Technology Co., Ltd. Shenzhen
Pypo Communication Equipment Co., Ltd. Guangxi Pypo
Communication Equipment Co., Ltd. Fujian Pypo
Digital Technology Co., Ltd. Shenyang
Pypo Technology Co., Ltd. Shandong
Pypo Digital Technology Co., Ltd. Heilongjiang
Pypo Digital Technology Co., Ltd. Jilin Pypo
Digital Technology Co., Ltd. Inner
Mongolia Pypo Technology Co., Ltd. Beijing Pypo
Communication Technology Co., Ltd  Appendix to Framework Cooperation
Agreement