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To: ggamer who wrote (45084)	3/15/2005 4:00:07 PM
From: carranza2	Read Replies (1) of 197247

QCOM employees are becoming very lazy and they are no longer being creative Interesting. I see "evidence"--probably as worthwhile as the opinion of a single Nokia engineer with little insight--to the contrary. For example, the MediaFlo initiative came out of nowhere, and just picked up steam from its initial announcement. We're now talking about spin-offs and contracts with content providers....that's speedy, not lazy, though I'll be the first to admit that there's many a slip between the cup and the lip, to repeat an old cliche. And HSDPA? If reports are correct, Q is about a year ahead of the competiton. Can't call its efforts on HSDPA lazy. And it's not as if all Q employees are receiving enormous bonuses or something. I'm sure there are plenty of managerial folks who'll kick butt if it needs kicking. If the options are to make the employees rich, they cannot afford to slack in one of the most competitive markets on the planet. I think the Nokia guy was doing his best to describe Nokia, whose edge has definitely become more blunt after its terrific run.

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