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To: tero kuittinen who wrote (1959)	6/23/1999 3:47:00 PM
From: Quincy	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 34857

Tero, I think he can call Airtouch and ask them if they are qualifying the 6185 for their use. The Airtouch answer will disappoint you. As for AT&T, check out the June22 issue of Wireless Design. AT&T, Mitsubishi Wireless Unite to Deliver Quad-Mode Wireless Internet Phone news.wirelessdesignonline.com Mitsubishi Wireless Communications Inc. (MWCI; Duluth, GA) and AT&T (New York) are joining to create the MobileAccess T250, a wireless phone capable of offering quad-mode connectivity to CDPD networks for data transmissions in addition to 800 Mhz and 1900Mhz TDMA systems and analog networks for voice services. The new MobileAccess phone will be available to consumers in the fourth quarter of fiscal 1999. The T250 is a second-generation wireless Internet phone that incorporates all of the integrated voice and data features offered in the company's first-generation products and adds enhancements that meet customer and market needs. New features include a larger display area for easier reading and creation of e-mail messages, multiple size fonts for enhanced viewing, and graphical displays for data applications. Using an enhanced version of Redwood City, CA-based Phone.com's (formerly Unwired Planet) browser, the phone gives users online, real-time, interactive access to Internet/intranet-based information and applications over CDPD networks. The MobileAccess' Wireless IP network connectivity enables the phone to be used as both an Internet appliance for quick access to information and as a modem to provide CDPD access for other mobile computing devices. It also features digital voice support services including SMS and voicemail notification. Other enhanced features include easy navigational buttons for data access and input and intelligent text entry using Tegic T9 software.

To: tero kuittinen who wrote (1959)	6/30/1999 9:20:00 AM
From: Jim Lurgio	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 34857

Lucent joins the toast team. Lucent Technologies to Support GSM in North America, Will Join GSM Alliance's Vendor Partner Program CHICAGO, June 29 /PRNewswire/ -- The North American GSM Alliance LLC announced today that Lucent Technologies will participate as the sixth member of the Alliance's Vendor Partner Program. ''We're pleased to welcome Lucent as a vendor partner and look forward to the added value they will bring to the Alliance,'' said Don Warkentin, GSM Alliance Chairman and President and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Aerial Communications, Inc. ''This means the GSM Alliance now counts the six largest North American manufacturers of Global System for Mobile (GSM) Communications as Vendor Partners.'' The GSM Alliance Vendor Partner Program, which began in 1998, also includes Siemens, Motorola, Nortel Networks, Nokia and Ericsson. As Vendor Partners, these companies participate in numerous Alliance activities and efforts as well as having senior-level access to 17 of North America's leading Personal Communications Services (PCS) companies. Participation in North American GSM Interest technical group discussions is also an integral part of the Vendor Partner Program. Working with its Vendor Partners and operator members, the GSM Alliance helps generate increased awareness and acceptance of GSM's superior voice clarity, unparalleled security and leading-edge wireless voice, data and fax features for customers. GSM, the world's most popular digital wireless technology, works as well around the corner as it does around the world. ''With more than 160 million customers worldwide -- 65 million added last year alone -- GSM is the world's wireless digital technology of choice,'' Warkentin said. ''Lucent's support will help us further promote the value of GSM technology to both our current and potential customers throughout North America and the world.'' Lucent Technologies, headquartered in Murray Hill, N.J., designs, builds and delivers a wide range of public and private networks, communications systems and software, data networking systems, business telephone systems and microelectronics components. Bell Laboratories is the research and development arm for the company. For more information on Lucent Technologies, visit the company's Web site at lucent.com The North American GSM Alliance L.L.C. is a group of 17 of North America's leading digital wireless Personal Communication Services companies that serve more than 3 million customers in more than 3,500 cities in 45 U.S. states, the District of Columbia, and four Canadian provinces. Using Global System for Mobile (GSM) communications, Alliance companies provide superior voice clarity, unparalleled security and leading-edge wireless voice, data and fax features for customers, whether at home, away or abroad. GSM Alliance members include: Aerial Communications, Inc.; Airadigm Communications, Inc.; BellSouth Mobility DCS; Conestoga Wireless Company; Cook Inlet PCS; DIGIPH PCS; Iowa Wireless Services, LP; Microcell Telecommunications Inc.; NPI Wireless; Omnipoint Communications LLC; Pacific Bell Wireless; Powertel, Inc.; STPCS Joint Venture, LLC; TWS, Inc.; Western Total Communications; Western Wireless Corp.; and Wireless 2000 PCS. The GSM Alliance works in cooperation with North American GSM equipment manufacturers: Siemens, Motorola, Lucent Technologies, Nortel Networks, Nokia and Ericsson. SOURCE: North American GSM Alliance LLC -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Related News Categories: computers, telecom