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To: foundation who wrote (4539)	11/14/2000 11:52:20 AM
From: Eric L	of 197652

<< Symbian software platform and powered by Intel(r) XScale(tm) microarchitecture core. The first devices will be released into the Japanese market with W-CDMA capability during 2002, with plans for other international markets in due course. It's healthy to have plans for the future... >> It sure is healthy to have plans for the future. Symbian (unfortunately) is rather GSM & GPRS centric at the moment. But ... The same Symbian OS & development tools release (R6.2) that will enable W-CDMA capabilities will also enable CDMA development. Its a ways out and I don't know if my Palm & kludged together data cable for my audiovox will make it that long, but Symbian is one heck of a platform: "Release 6.2 unites support for CDMA, W-CDMA and TDMA air interfaces and vastly more ambitious Bluetooth support, chiefly for accepting inbound requests, but also for object and application exchange. Although 6.1 will handle the US-centric air interfaces, the low level implementation is left to the developer, whereas 6.2 provide one high level abstracted API, Symbian tells us." theregister.co.uk - Eric -

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