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To: voop who wrote (8883)	12/8/2000 7:57:31 PM
From: lkj	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10309

...it has begun to put Windows CE onto CDMA chips" Voop, I doubt that the above statement is true. Q's new chip has 2 ARM cores. Q's plan is to have one for PDA functions another one for phone. I would think that Palm OS would be on there before CE. As for the phone side, Q is still strong with its in-house OS. But as those who use Qualcomm handsets may know that the performance on that OS is questionable. As we go forward, phone would act more like a DSL box or cable modem than a voice communications device, which means stuff like broadband and TCP/IP. Even more importantly, time-to-market for whatever application there may be. Q's focus is on ASICs and IPR, not applications. Only a pure play like WRS can do it all. I have not lost any hope that VxWorks or pSOS will get in there. Regards, Khan p.s. Did you ever pick up some COMS (now PALM) since we talked about it over a year ago?