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To: JGoren who wrote (226)	7/26/1999 3:49:00 PM
From: Ramsey Su	Respond to of 13582

telular.com telular.com Teluar related stuff for JGoren's post. Ramsey

To: JGoren who wrote (226)	7/26/1999 4:01:00 PM
From: 2brasil	Respond to of 13582

thanks for post pretty strong stuff ? what are there chances btw i just bought a startac from sprint yesterday shhhh for my brother the guy saisd he was selling a ton and i know down in brazil they also selling like hot cakes it works where my sony phone doesn't! Qcom further alleges that after termination, MOT would be unable to continue to manufacture, use import, offer for sale or sell all of its CDMA-based wireless products, including subscriber units (such as the StarTac ST7760 and MicroTAC SC-725), components such as ASIC's, infrastructure equipment (such as cellular base stations) or test equipment previously licensed under the PLA

To: JGoren who wrote (226)	7/26/1999 4:10:00 PM
From: quidditch	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 13582

Q v. MOT; seems like you need to get hold of the exhibits to the complaint, i.e., the copy of the Patent License Agreement. Perhaps the complaint references a confidentiality clause as the basis for not attaching it to the court clerk's--i.e., public file. The investor/investee relationship of MOT to Telular makes the complaint all that more intriguing. You know MOT is heard loud and clear in Telular's board room. Regards. Steven

To: JGoren who wrote (226)	7/26/1999 9:07:00 PM
From: Clarksterh	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 13582

Qualcomm counter suit against MOT: Qualcomm alleges that both companies cross-licensed any patents (in addition to their own) that either has the right to license which are technically or commercially necessary to make and sell certain CDMA and Dual-Mode wireless products. First, the only patent of which I am aware that MOT is claiming infringement is a design patent for a folding phone, and I have to say I am not certain how the folding phone design patent falls under this category. I guess it is time to look up Telular's patents. Clark

To: JGoren who wrote (226)	7/26/1999 10:10:00 PM
From: jpbrody	Respond to of 13582

I only see 7 patents in the database licensed to Telular. 5,859,894 Self-diagnostic system for cellular-transceiver systems with remote-reporting capabilities 5,812,637 Concurrent wireless/landline interface apparatus with testing means 5,715,296 Concurrent wireless/landline interface apparatus 5,469,494 Self-diagnostic system for cellular-transceiver systems D362,003 Housing for a cellular interface unit D354,749 Personal communications system basestation 5,361,297 Method and apparatus for providing answer supervision and an autonomous pay telephone incorporating the same It sounds like the lawsuit is referring to the first two patents ('894,'637). They deal with a way to hook up a WLL phone alongside a POTS phone. SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION An object of the invention is to allow a facility, normally wired for a single telephone line from the wireline telephone company, to become a two-line facility, with the second line coupled to a wireless communication system and remain fully compatible with all FCC Part 68 devices, including standard telephones, (both, single and double line), facsimile devices, alarm systems and modems. Another object of the invention is to allow a consumer without any tools or knowledge of a telephone system to use the invention by easily allowing him to use his standard house telephone wiring and add a cellular communication capability as an additional line to his current system without improperly coupling an active device to a landline telephone outlet.