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To: puzzlecraft who wrote (1112)	8/26/1999 2:17:00 AM
From: Robert	Read Replies (1) of 13582

I'm thinking that some countries when evaluating CDMA vs GSM/GPRS could opt for the one that does instant messages... little things like that can influence decisions, as irrational as it may seem. John, Reading your message has me wondering if I understand the issues correctly. I thought the rules, at least in Europe, were as follows: If you bid for 3G spectrum and win, you have no choice but to implement UMTS(CDMA if/once passed). If you opt for GPRS/EDGE you can not bid for 3G spectrum. You can only play in the currently allocated 2G space. I believe this is because Edge is only 85% IMT2000 compliant, and never submitted to the ITU for this reason. Is this not correct, anyone? Robert.

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