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To: Z268 who wrote (75230)	6/30/2000 9:57:13 PM
From: Ruffian	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 152472

Europe will put Qualcomm in Europe, eventually via W-CDMA, as far as China, no problem either it be CDMA2000 or W-CDMA, ya know, the ones they invented,,,,, imho...............

To: Z268 who wrote (75230)	6/30/2000 10:54:54 PM
From: quartersawyer	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 152472

Stephen, check these Nok releases: San Francisco (March 3, 1997) -- Nokia today announced that is has designed its own CDMA chip set for use in Nokia products scheduled for commercial delivery beginning in the summer of 1997...Operators will gain fast and innovative network solutions from Nokia’s experience gained in CDMA technology development. Helsinki (April 3, 1997) - Japan’s leading cellular operator, NTT Mobile Communications Network, Inc. (NTT DoCoMo), announced today that Nokia has been chosen to participate with other vendors in the development of third-generation prototype mobile terminals for their test network. NTT DoCoMo has stated their intention to offer mobile services commencing in 2000 based upon W-CDMA. IRVING, Texas (November 25, 1997 ) ...The large commitment of resources -- both human and financial -- that Nokia has made in developing our own chipset will benefit the wireless industry for years to come. April 16, 1998 - Nokia today announced it has signed a contract with Sprint PCS, the USA's largest PCS provider, for PCS handsets...The Nokia 2170, along with the Nokia 2180 (dual-mode 800 MHz), reflects Nokia's dominance in digital technology development. February 01, 1999 "InterDigital and Nokia announce multi-year development project for third generation technology... which includes paid up TDMA and CDMA patent licenses which generally extend through the project period." April 21, 1999 Nokia and Korean operator SK Telecom have announced a development agreement to further the development of Third Generation Wideband Code Division Multiple Access (WCDMA) technology...Implementation and testing of a second experimental WCDMA system is ongoing and field testing will be finalised this year...We strongly believe the result of this joint work will be substantial and impressive," notes Mr. Seong Jae Lee, Vice President, New Technology Development Division, SK Telecom. "Through this joint effort, both Nokia and SK Telecom will be poised to strengthen their competitiveness in their respective field for 3rd Generation technology in the next millenium." June 05, 2000 During 1999, SK Telecom, the world's largest CDMA operator and Nokia started a joint activity to develop planning and optimization for IMT-2000. "We are now seeing the substantial and impressive result of this joint work," notes Dr. Moonsoo Pyo, Senior Executive Vice President, SK Telecom. "Through this joint effort, both Nokia and SK Telecom will be poised to strengthen their competitiveness in their respective fields in IMT-2000" Pretty odd dance. I'm not sure of the significance of such truck in the context of global business war strategy, but nothing like this comes from Q. If it did I'd be disgusted, and you'd probably perceive something other than a "listing" Q from the FUD ballast shift. IJ comes on more like Clark Kent--and sometimes you'd like to see him just blow it and shatter the jerk. Could happen, in a way. I liked the IPR statement of a week ago or so.