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To: voop who wrote (53127)	7/3/2006 11:01:02 PM
From: pyslent	Read Replies (1) of 197155

As long as the operators keep on plugging and chugging to 3G it really makes little difference. From the Qualcomm point of view, that's true. But from what I could tell, the point of the article is that flips from CDMA to GSM/WCDMA is bad for CDMA (not necessarily Qualcomm), and I have to agree. Qualcomm is pretty much alone in saying that all flavors of CDMA are equivalent. I don't see why Verizon or Sprint would take much solace in the fact that Telstra's new GSM subs will eventually be WCDMA subs, nor do they have anything to celebrate when a Cingular customer upgrades to WCDMA.

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