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To: Bux who wrote (3800)	11/30/1999 6:42:00 PM
From: Caxton Rhodes	Respond to of 13582

Rumorwatch: DoCoMo To Buy Hutchison Stake By a staff reporter 30 November 1999 The telecoms industry is beset with rumors, many tantalizing, most unfounded. Rumorwatch is an occasional service from Total Telecom designed to keep you updated with the latest significant gossip. The rumor: NTT is about to buy a stake in Hutchison Telecommunications Ltd. The Japanese mobile company will pay around HK$5 billion ($643.8 million) for 29% of the Hong Kong based mobile operator. Currently, Hutchison Whampoa Ltd. holds 70% of Hutchison Telephone. Motorola Inc. has the remaining stake. First spotted: Today's edition of the Ming Pao newspaper, Hong Kong. Also reported in Reuters. Background There were rumors in February, also started by the Ming Pao, that DoCoMo was on the verge of purchasing a 20-30% stake in SmarTone Mobile Communications, also of Hong Kong. It didn't happen. Official comment: An NTT DoCoMo spokeswoman (to Reuters): "We do not comment on speculation".

To: Bux who wrote (3800)	12/1/1999 2:03:00 PM
From: moat	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 13582

Message #3800 from Bux at Nov 30 1999 5:32PM My first wireless internet message! I'm sitting in my car on top of Mt. Erie, WA and the 14.4 connection worked like a charm, first time. Thanks to Qualcomm and Airtouch. Airtouch provided the data cable from the Thinphone to the laptop. Time to connect was much, much faster than a regular modem, I didn't time it but it was 5 seconds or so (thanks to 3Coms quick net connect). So fast it is possible to just connect as needed to send e-mail (or this message). That's cool. We look forward to more posts from web-life-style-mobile Americans (Asians, Europeans, Africans, etc, etc) just like you.