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To: Gottfried who wrote (7383)	9/4/2001 11:14:38 PM
From: The Ox	Read Replies (3) of 23153

State of the art fiber: upsidetoday.com Multimedia Messaging to Fuel GPRS Phone slb.com .....The region's mobile data revenue in 2000 was estimated at $4.14 billion, with Japan's highly successful Imode service clinching 83 percent of the pie, followed by South Korea a distant second with 3.39 percent, and the Philippines with three percent. SMS traffic in the Philippines jumped from 46 million to 735 million messages in 2000. For every call made on the mobile phone, pre-paid users sent out 10 text messages. Mobile phones were no longer a device for phone calls but "a SMS terminal with voice capability," Bidaud said. Nokia to Ship 50 Million Java Devices 2002, 100 Million '03 slb.com and Nokia Says GPRS Phone Plans on Track HELSINKI, Sept 4 (Reuters) - Nokia, the world's largest maker of mobile phones, on Tuesday confirmed plans to launch high-speed general packet radio service (GPRS) phones in the third and fourth quarters of this year. Nokia repeated a forecast given earlier by Swedish rival Ericsson that it expected the GPRS market to be around 10 million units this year globally. Nokia forecast the share of GPRS phones to rise to over 50 percent of the current GSM handset market in two years' time.

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