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To: Uncle Frank who wrote (17273)	2/5/2000 7:07:00 PM
From: voop	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 54805

Uncle Franq Is this the article? onetel.com.au " The alliance has great strategic significance,” said Ms Sandy Slessar, One.Tel's investor relations director. “During the next twelve months there will be a unique opportunity to purchase 3G (UMTS) spectrum in the United Kingdom and most Western European countries." Not sure this is all that helpful unless we can prevail in court with our (Q) patent claims. All this does it take operators of GSM to WCDMA. The purchase of Simac has resulted in the creation of eQ-com and may be a better European penetration for Q biz.yahoo.com As mentioned in previous post to Eric L. I was hoping Vodaphone would kick down the door but it ain't happened from that angle. Does Omnitracs exist in Europe? Anybody? Voop