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To: Ingenious who wrote (90972)	12/30/2000 2:50:41 PM
From: carranza2	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 152472

Wrong, Ingenious. The Nokia web site states (again) a position which Nokia has taken publicly in the past, i.e., that it's CDMAOne license is sufficient for 3G purposes. To me that's an admission, particularly when you consider that the essential Q CDMA patents are the same for CDMA One and WCDMA. The only dispute as I appreciate it is whether Nokia pays a greater amount to the Q when it starts using the patents which it licensed for 3G purposes. It has already admitted it owes the Q for 3G pursuant to the original license. Look at Eric's links, which he spoon fed to Rajala, for confirmation.