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To: Eric L who wrote (133)	8/12/1999 1:39:00 AM
From: Mark Oliver	of 332

Is it safe to conclude Phone.com is providing the underlying structure for Yahoo via their WAP forum? It looks like Sprint is basing their Yahoo offering on using WAP/Phone.com. For what it's worth, PPHCM was up $19 today. They were up $17 the other day. All this has been a sharp rebound from a very short lived drop to $38 and closing today at $84 after hitting the 52 week high of 89 before backing off. Clearly, this company is a very strong stock to watch in the Anywhere, Anytime category. Maybe we'll see them press on to new highs this week. I think it would also be very bullish if they got a split soon. Regards, Mark Yahoo! Gets Even More Mobile August 11, 1999 By Maura Ginty InternetNews.com Assistant Editor Business News Archives Adding another chip to its bet on the future of the wireless market, Internet giant Yahoo! Inc. Wednesday rolled out wireless management service Yahoo! Mobile as part of its strategy to move beyond the PC. Yahoo! Mobile allows users to choose and send content drawn from a personalized My Yahoo! page to a user's wireless devices, using preference control settings. Yahoo! Mobile also offers news, tutorials, downloads and information specifically related to the user's wireless devices. Yahoo! Mobile initially will only support devices running on the Palm Computing or WinCE platform, with delivery to other wireless options expected to be introduced by fourth quarter. continued.... internetnews.com Sprint Announces Wireless Internet Services August 11, 1999 By David Haskin Editor, allNetDevices Product News Archives Sprint Wednesday unveiled wireless Internet services for its Sprint PCS wireless telephone customers. Dubbed Sprint PCS Wireless Web, the services will be available in late September and will have three parts, according to the company. The first is wireless Internet access using specific Sprint PCS phones. Users can either access the Internet directly with the phones or use them as wireless modems and connect them to devices such as handhelds and notebook computers. The second service is a Web browser for Sprint PCS phones developed by Phone.com. The third element is wireless updates of personalized pages from Yahoo! This information will be transmitted via Sprint's PCS Short Messaging Service. continued.... internetnews.com

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