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To: Mark Oliver who wrote (148)	8/20/1999 11:39:00 AM
From: gdichaz	Respond to of 332

Talk : Web/Info : Phone.com [PHCM] To: ynot (300 ) From: Ripu D. Rishi Friday, Aug 20 1999 10:34AM ET Reply # of 303 Interesting Technology.....could be a serious competition for PHCM any comments ...... EPOC is Symbian?s technology for wireless information devices, comprising a full application suite for wireless information devices, including messaging, browsing, office, PIM, and utility applications connectivity software for synchronization with data on PCs and servers a flexible architecture and programming systems to support compact but powerful software on wireless information devices, and software development software development kits for wireless information device programs in C++, Java? and OPL, and PC-based connectivity/datasync programming in any language supporting COM, such as Visual C++, Visual Basic, Delphi etc OEM tools for building and localizing wireless information devices Wireless information devices include smartphones: essentially phone-like devices, with added applications and PC connectivity using EPOC technology communicators: essentially handheld computer-like devices, with tight or loose integration to mobile phones for data and voice applications EPOC Release 5 is a high-end communicator which adds significantly to the integration and data communication capabilities of previous EPOC releases. EPOC?s GUIs and applications are now being developed for a range of device families in the smartphone and communicator categories. One design, codenamed Crystal, will retain and develop EPOC Release 5?s communicator capabilities. Others, codenamed Quartz, Sapphire and Emerald, will address the requirements of other smartphones and communicator devices, with different user interface requirements and, indeed, different types of end-use.

To: Mark Oliver who wrote (148)	8/20/1999 11:43:00 AM
From: gdichaz	Respond to of 332

Talk : Computers : Psion To: QuietWon (0 ) From: Elayne Shochet Tatar Tuesday, Aug 3 1999 10:24AM ET Reply # of 4 This is a UK stock, trading on London exchange with symbol pon. Trades in US OTC under symbol psiof this url has info. investor.msn.com I generally go to finance.uk.yahoo.com and/or www.ft.com (Financial Times in London)

To: Mark Oliver who wrote (148)	8/20/1999 12:17:00 PM
From: gdichaz	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 332

Mark: Psion's EPOC and Symbian look very interesting as the main contendors along with Phone.com along with Win CE for handheld operating systems - the "brains" of handhelds. Still trying to find a practical way to participate. Psion is a UK stock. It is supposed to trade in the US OTC under the symbol PSIOF, but the number of shares traded is listed as zero and the stock shows unchanged. Anyone have any idea what is going on? Chaz