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To: JohnG who wrote (73905)	6/14/2000 9:45:00 PM
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AOL/SprintPCS/NOK connection. The question is whether NOK will be forced to use QCOM ASIC's in these phones that will be running in a 1X MC network. JohnG americasnetwork.com Exclusive Website Story AOL ANNOUNCES WIRELESS PLANS Paul DeVeaux America Online, Inc. (AOL) today announced its plans to deliver AOL features and services to wireless consumers through a series of agreements with wireless data carriers, device, and mobile phone manufacturers. These agreements are part of the company's "AOL Anywhere" strategy to make its brands and features available to online consumers across a range of devices. Today's announcements include "AOL Mobile Messenger" service, which will offer wireless access to AOL's e-mail and Instant Messenger applications over personal, mobile paging devices. With these announcements, consumers will be able to access AOL products and services through wireless relationships with several partners, including: ú Sprint PCS: AOL joined with Sprint PCS, to deliver 'AOL Wireless' content and services to consumers via Sprint PCS Internet-ready Phones; ú Nokia: Nokia and AOL plan to develop a version of the AOL Instant Messenger service for a variety of Nokia's wireless handheld devices; ú Motorola: AOL and Motorola plan to deliver AOL Mobile Messenger services over a full array of Motorola wireless devices; and ú BellSouth: AOL will use the BellSouth network in its new AOL Mobile Messenger service and plans to offer AOL's e-mail and AOL Instant Messenger service to consumers using BellSouth Intelligent Wireless Network-enabled devices.

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