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To: foundation who wrote (31827)	1/29/2003 8:39:46 AM
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Qualcomm's "QChat" service will be ready for commercial use worldwide by the end of this June, she added. That seems like pretty good news....I thought that QChat was slated for '04. It could provide a nice point of differentiation in both China and India. To gain a foothold in the operating system software market for so-called " smart" cellphones, Qualcomm intends to work together with mobile OS software makers such as Microsoft Corp. (NasdaqNM:MSFT - News) and Symbian PLC to help them to enable the downloading of their applications onto handsets, Johnson said. Symbian and MSFT? I wonder what type of "help" they are providing. Hard to believe that either MSFT or Symbian is looking to have Qualcomm set up their BREW approval program for them. Slacker

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