*** D'ohCoMo goes nuts *** WARNING: this post may only be read in California - copyright Mqurice. Click away now if you are not in California. If you ignore this warning, you are liable for all damages.
D'ohCoMo is diving right into the slimey, writhing world of the hagfish.
<To:Craig Schilling who started this subject From: Dennis Roth Tuesday, May 22, 2001 12:28 PM Respond to of 99699
President of DoCoMo Europe elected to GSM Association's executive board library.northernlight.com. "We are delighted to welcome Mr Nakamura," said Scott Fox, Chairman of the GSM Association. "His breadth of wireless experience and industry expertise will be invaluable to the Executive Board and to the GSM Association in the continued global development of the GSM family, especially in the area of 3GSM/ W-CDMA ."
"I look forward to assisting the GSM Association's Executive Board in driving and shaping the future direction of the global wireless industry," said Mr Nakamura, President of DoCoMo Europe S.A. "This is a particularly exciting period in the development and deployment of 3GSM/W-CDMA technologies, and I am honoured to play a part in helping the Association to create and deliver seamless, global wireless services for customers everywhere."
No real surprise in this even though DoCoMo doesn't have a GSM network. Eventually the GSMA will shorten the term 3GSM/ W-CDMA to 3GSM once they get it accepted by the media. ...>
VapourWear is still vaporware whether it's called W-CDMA, 3GSM, ETSI-SETI, UMTS or any other acronym. The real name remains VW40. The GSM Guild is naked and King Ericy in the form of Lars Ramqvist remains covered in slime.
By joining the naughty boys, like Pinnochio went to Pleasure Island instead of going to school, D'ohCoMo will grow a long nose. Well, they already had one - launching commercial VW40 this May...haahahahaahhhaah.
I guess Vodafone and others who spent untold billions on the lie of VW40 and the impossible upgrade path to it can sue anyone in the GSM Guild for fraud, misrepresentation and general scuminess.
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