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From: Qgent	4/14/2008 4:46:16 PM
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Qualcomm's Answer & Counter claims to Nokia's Delaware complaint. I emailed Slacker the PDF... he should be posting it soon. Mq you were right all along - Qualcomm has been giving the farm away for free. The answer mentions cumulative royalty fee's at one point comprised approximately 30% of the cost of handsets for 2G GSM. Nokia has a option to extend to 2013 or even 2022. Qualcomm asserts - ETSI simply obligated Qualcomm to "Offer" licenses - did not create an automatic license as Nokia contends. After the first read it seems well balanced. No mention of Project Stockholm or Koala at least in the redacted version. I can't wait for the real pro's here to dissect it. Enjoy - Qgent

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