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To: ggamer who wrote (91005)	4/22/2010 10:53:17 AM
From: sag	2 Recommendations Read Replies (1) of 197104

Do you think Apple will sign a license with QCOM? $100M per quarter (2% of $5.6B iPhone sales) is a good chunck of money that QCOM is missing out on right now. The Apple iPhone is assembled by a Qualcomm licensee. Qualcomm is paid a royalty by the manufacturer on the wholesale selling price from the manufacturer to Apple. No licensee pays Qualcomm on the retail price of a handset! The debate on Apple is that Qualcomm is allowing Foxxcon,the manufacturer to sell a Qualcomm licensed product to an unlicensed end seller,Apple. Pretty tough to tell Apple or Foxxcon to screw off when Qualcomm is trying to sell chips to Apple. So we all wait around for a Verizon iPhone for CDMA or LTE.

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