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To: Eric L who wrote (13410)	7/5/2001 12:58:06 PM
From: carranza2	Read Replies (2) of 34857

Yes, I'll admit to ignorance on that point. Since when has that stopped me? Anyway, my foot only made a passing swipe at my mouth. My email to Julie Cunningham once I recognized the error. Sent this a.m. Will let everyone know when and if a response is received. As a shareholder, please allow me to congratulate everyone at QUALCOMM for the recently announced Nokia license agreement. It is a very good one, favoring QUALCOMM. The negotiating team deserves many, many accolades. I am a very happy owner of QUALCOMM shares, and in fact bought more as a result of the agreement. I have a question which is prompted by the fact that I have been informed that the Spinco spin-off is still on track for the Fall. Since it appears, at least to me, that many of the negotiating objectives which prompted Spinco had been reached as a result of the Nokia agreement, I was somewhat surprised to recently learn that Spinco is still on track. The question which has come to mind is a fairly simple one: Does QUALCOMM now have all the GSM IPR it needs in order to produce multi-mode chips as a result of the recent agreement with Nokia? Thanks for your anticipated courtesy in enlightening me on this point.

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