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To: brian h who wrote (4673)	12/30/1999 7:51:00 AM
From: brian h	Respond to of 13582

Heyall, Did you guys try the beta Eudora 4.3 Pro yet? It adds the feature of commercial ad. stuffs on the bottom left corner. May be that piece of space is really for sale like YAHOO's web page. Another revenue stream? Or it has this feature for a long time? I used Eudora Light previously. BH

To: brian h who wrote (4673)	12/30/1999 9:42:00 AM
From: Dennis Roth	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 13582

Samsung launches China's 1st commercial CDMA service Source URL: koreaherald.co.kr Samsung Electronics said yesterday the company is to launch its CDMA (code division multiple access) mobile communications system for commercial use in Hebei Province, China, on New Year's Day. The company and Hebei Century Mobile Telecom (HCT) held a ceremony for the start of China's first commercial mobile telecom service in a city in the province yesterday. In May this year, Samsung signed a contract, worth $31 million, with the Chinese telecom firm to provide its CDMA system, outbidding major telecom equipment makers such as Motorola, Lucent Technology and Nortel. With the start of commercial service, the company expects to receive additional orders, estimated to be worth $200 million, and have a better position to expand its service to other major cites, such as Beijing and Tianjin. China is the world's fastest growing mobile phone market, with the number of subscribers expected to increase from 26 million to about 200 million within the 10 years. "Being selected as system supplier for China's first commercial CDMA service, Samsung is in a strong position to take the lead in this burgeoning market," a Samsung spokesman said. Samsung expects the launch of the service will also help Korean mobile phone manufacturers expand their share in the Chinese market, currently estimated at $300 million. Updated: 12/31/1999 by Hwang Jang-jin Staff reporter