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To: cfoe who wrote (53729)	12/13/1999 9:03:00 AM
From: Jon Koplik	Read Replies (1) of 152472

<< if NOK can shift into a partnership with QCOM, it will be great for both parties. And both will get very rich.>> Based on my (obviously extremely limited) knowledge of how Nokia behaves (as compared to (for example) Ericsson), I would predict that if it is Nokia, Qualcomm really would be regarded as "brother Qualcomm." That Wired magazine (cover story) article about Nokia (September 1999 issue) made Nokia sound like a bunch of really neat people (despite some of the irritating posts by Tero (!)). Jon.

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