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To: Art Bechhoefer who wrote (598)	8/5/1999 5:14:00 PM
From: P2V	Respond to of 13582

Art, Thanks. Re: Pure Voice software -- Yes it would be much more than nice, to utilize that feature. ( I find it difficult at best to see, much less use that miniature keyboard ) A thought: As I stated before Qualcomm will be providing "precise" positioning technology, to meet the FCC's year 2001 mandate, which will pinpoint the location of the user's cell phone. The caller's precise position will be used to provide E911 (Emergency 911) assistance to the caller, and to search for "content information" that will meet the caller's needs. IMHO The money will be made by providing "content" , such as yellow page information, directions to a particular location or place, such as the nearest medical facility, or Dunkin Donuts. What better way to request that information from an automated content supplier system, than via that Pure Voice software ?? Of course, there is the question of who or what, will provide that detailed information, and where will the data warehouse be located ? Can Eudora be used in conjunction with the supplier of that service or information (at the warehouse) ? Finally -- Maurice, where are you when we need you ?? Best regards, Mardy.