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To: Voltaire who wrote (54118)	12/15/1999 9:24:00 AM
From: GO*QCOM	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 152472

ELABORATE please !

To: Voltaire who wrote (54118)	12/15/1999 11:02:00 AM
From: JohnQInvestor	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 152472

Volt, I bought some more Q at 410. I think when Q splits, and after people see that the gas stations still pump gas after new years day, they will start loading the boat with Q !! why wait till after the split ??? can you explain why people are waiting until the split to buy, I have heard several people mention this-(Im gonna wait till after the split.) GOOD LUCK TO ALL Q LONGS AND MERRY CHRISTMAS from JohnQ !!

To: Voltaire who wrote (54118)	12/15/1999 12:15:00 PM
From: Dealer	Respond to of 152472

Voltaire: Your "Angels" just might be right. Found this today! Why not? [excerpt] complete article follows. NOTICE THAT THIS GUY SHANE ROBINSON IS MOVING FROM NJ TO CALIFORNIA. "AT&T is a global leader in broadband and wireless services, and is helping to move the future of communications toward the Internet," said Robison. "While I've enjoyed the many other challenges in my career so far, the opportunity here is historic." AT&T Labs, the research and development unit of AT&T, is working to create the information services and communications network of tomorrow. SHANE ROBISON JOINS AT&T TO LEAD INTERNET PROTOCOL TECHNOLOGY AND DEVELOPMENT PR NEWSWIRE - December 14, 1999 16:42 SAN JOSE, Calif., Dec 14, 1999 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- AT&T (NYSE: T) announced today that Shane Robison will join the company as President of Internet Technology and Development, accountable for the architecture, planning and development of all Internet services. About 2,000 scientists and engineers who develop customer offers and operations for AT&T's business units will report to Robison, who will be based here while also maintaining an office in Middletown, N.J. In his new position, Robison will be a partner to the leaders of the organizations that run AT&T's network and deliver data and Internet services to customers. Robison will also be responsible for the development of AT&T's common, open IP (Internet Protocol) platform, an integrated set of technical choices and capabilities used to efficiently develop IP services that satisfy customers. This work has been led by teams at AT&T Labs' San Jose and Middletown facilities, now reporting to Robison. "With IP as the design point for future services, AT&T must continue to expand its technology capabilities to execute an aggressive growth strategy," said David C. Nagel, President of AT&T Labs and the Chief Technology Officer for both AT&T and Concert, the company's global venture with British Telecommunications, PLC. "Shane is an accomplished team leader known for results, and has unique experience in delivering the kind of large-scale software systems AT&T needs to power its services," said Nagel. Robison was most recently President of the Design Productivity Group at Cadence Design Systems, where he was responsible for worldwide research and development as well as product marketing. He has also held positions as the head of Apple Computer's Personal Interactive Electronics division, and was a director of the Schlumberger Laboratory for Artificial Intelligence Research in Palo Alto, Calif. "AT&T is a global leader in broadband and wireless services, and is helping to move the future of communications toward the Internet," said Robison. "While I've enjoyed the many other challenges in my career so far, the opportunity here is historic." AT&T Labs, the research and development unit of AT&T, is working to create the information services and communications network of tomorrow. AT&T Labs is a leader in the development of technologies and standards for audio, speech, video and image compression; electronic commerce and digital copyright management; search and directory services; speech processing and coding of all sorts; network architecture, design, engineering and operations; and other areas critical to the advancement of new broadband communications and Internet offerings. Logo: newscom.com

To: Voltaire who wrote (54118)	12/15/1999 1:39:00 PM
From: Ruffian	Read Replies (5) \| Respond to of 152472

Volt- ATT-QCOM-NOK-KYO> ATT? Why, what are they going to do with Q? Observation; ATT meets with Q and lets them know they are contemplating CDMA. ATT is coming for support of NOK's buyout of ALL OF THE Q. NOK buys Q, and spins handset division to KYO. Back to NOK, ATT & Q. Anyone notice the trading range NOK has been in lately?, 150-180 think of the stock price of Q after the split. 150-180? Coincidence? ha. If ATT announces anything positive about CDMA where will Q's stock price be? Answer right near NOK's, ok now a 1-1 can be done. The above can also be accomplished if Q does another 2-1 in 1st Quarter. Just my thoughts, Ruffian