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To: JohnG who wrote (73913)	6/14/2000 10:14:00 PM
From: JohnG	Respond to of 152472

AOL/Sprint/NOK connection. Note that 70% of AOL's customers own a cell phone, a pager or both. Can NOK uphole their end of the deal without purchasinf QCOM ASIC's. JohnG library.northernlight.com Title: E-News Summary: AOL, Sprint work on wireless devices DULLES, Va. -- America Online Inc., the world's largest online service, will work with Sprint PCS, Nokia Oyj and others to deliver Internet and e-mail services on wireless devices such as cellular telephones. The deals will help America Online provide service to any device that can be connected to the Internet, such as televisions, hand-held computers and telephones. About 70 percent of America Online's more than 21 million subscribers own a cell phone, pager or both devices, the company said. Source: The Detroit News Date: 02/29/2000 Price: $2.95 Document Size: Very Short (206 words) Document ID: PN20000301010020527 Subject(s): BUSINESS/FINANCE/ECONOMY Citation Information: Final; Issue: PSA-2544; Business Section Copyright Holder: 2000, The Detroit News Document Type: Article