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To: ggamer who wrote (11134)	5/30/2001 5:26:50 PM
From: qwave	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 197225

There must be some news on the horizon for Nokia to come out swinging with this BS. Bell South and SBC possibly???

To: ggamer who wrote (11134)	5/30/2001 5:27:48 PM
From: ggamer	Respond to of 197225

A news release that will move the stock price up at least +156 points tomorrow. Sorry Ramsy :) Wednesday May 30, 5:04 pm Eastern Time Press Release Wireless Knowledge and InterKnowlogy Form Alliance to Deliver Mobile-Business Solutions InterKnowlogy Becomes Authorized Partner For Custom Development and System Integration Services For Enterprises Deploying Wireless Knowledge's Mobile-Business Applications SAN DIEGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 30, 2001-- Wireless Knowledge, Inc., a Microsoft Corp. (Nasdaq:MSFT - news) and QUALCOMM Inc. (Nasdaq:QCOM - news) company, today announced an alliance with InterKnowlogy, LLC, a leading provider of mobility services including application development, network and systems design, and deployment for mobile-business solutions. Under the terms of the agreement, InterKnowlogy will complement Wireless Knowledge's professional services practice by providing additional support for customers looking to create and deploy their mobility initiatives. ``Companies using mobility solutions to gain a competitive advantage are seeking knowledgeable partners that can mobilize their strategic applications to run on a variety of Internet-ready devices while helping to improve operational efficiencies,'' said David Lynn, InterKnowlogy's CEO and co-founder. ``This alliance creates a cornerstone for our mobility offerings. With Wireless Knowledge's Echo(TM), we can create a mobile front end to any Web-based application very quickly, which helps our customers achieve time-to-market benefits.'' ``The enterprise places significant value on mobility solution providers that are able to quickly map out a strategy, build sound, secure applications and deploy them in a short time frame,'' said Peggy Biddison, vice president and chief marketing officer for Wireless Knowledge. ``InterKnowlogy's strong team of consultants and engineers has demonstrated its ability to successfully deliver custom development and consulting services for enterprises looking to deploy mobile- business solutions. We look forward to working closely with InterKnowlogy to help the enterprise take advantage of mobility, speed collaboration and streamline business processes.'' InterKnowlogy provides enterprise applications development, commerce site development, wireless application development and network solutions. In addition, the company supports Microsoft's .Net(TM) strategy and has implemented The Microsoft Solutions Framework (MSF) for building and deploying distributed enterprise systems. MSF helps organizations align business and technology objectives, reduce the life-cycle costs of using new technology and streamline business processes. InterKnowlogy has developed solutions for companies such as Pacific Life Insurance, Microsoft and Gateway. Wireless Knowledge helps enterprise customers choose mobility solutions that extend the value of current systems, deliver a significant return on investment and improve operations. The professional services team has decades of combined experience in the wireless data field. The team's services are divided into mobility consulting, which includes strategy and infrastructure design, and custom application development. Wireless Knowledge works closely with customers to review their business objectives and current system architecture, and evaluate existing strategic applications for mobility. Once opportunities are identified, Wireless Knowledge helps customers create a prioritized roadmap for launching their mobility initiatives. As part of the agreement, InterKnowlogy will also resell and provide system integration services for Wireless Knowledge's packaged mobile-business applications -- Workstyle(TM), Anystyle(TM) and Echo. In addition, Wireless Knowledge will team with InterKnowlogy to co-develop applications for leveraging mobile technology. About Wireless Knowledge, Inc. Wireless Knowledge, Inc., a Microsoft and QUALCOMM company, is a leading provider of enterprise-grade software and services for companies looking to mobilize their information. Through its packaged products, custom application development and mobility consulting services, the company turns e-business into m-business. The company's Workstyle, Anystyle and Echo software products give mobile professionals handheld-device access to their most-utilized corporate information. Visit wirelessknowledge.com. About InterKnowlogy, LLC InterKnowlogy provides expert technical solutions aimed at companies seeking to use the Internet to its greatest potential. InterKnowlogy provides unique service offerings by leveraging development and network expertise to create efficient end-to-end solutions. Core competencies include: Internet commerce interchange, mobile application development, business Internet systems, multi-tiered application software design and installation, and network/systems architecture design, deployment, integration and management. InterKnowlogy is a Microsoft Certified Partner and a member of the Microsoft Commerce Partner Advisory Council for 2001. InterKnowlogy was recently recognized as one of Microsoft's Managed Partners, the highest level of recognition awarded by the company. Note to Editors: Microsoft and Microsoft Exchange are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corp. in the United States and/or other countries. Other product and company names herein may be trademarks of their respective owners.

To: ggamer who wrote (11134)	5/30/2001 5:30:31 PM
From: foundation	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 197225

Am I missing something? ---------- Perhaps a little something. Guild operators were complicit in the development of the standards within 3GPP. And there are operators like NTT that like to think of themselves as strong in r&d.. However, you are correct that they relied on vendor's expertise and judgement in what was viable - what was possible. Vendors' vested interests, naturally, were and are a stronger incentive than best technology... The pregnant consideration may be the popularity of performance clauses in contracts....

To: ggamer who wrote (11134)	5/30/2001 5:47:01 PM
From: grinder965	Respond to of 197225

ggamer, Oh to be a part of the cabal.....Give it a bit of time....Nokia is keeping the wolves at bay by offering generous financing arrangements. The so called white paper they published indicates just how desperate they are. Total victory by Q is closer than anyone realizes. I'm watching for a top exec or two to get canned somewhere. That will then allow a big carrier to bolt which in turn will bring down what is now a very fragile house of cards. Q needs to keep executing and stepping up the pressure. Interesting that one of the articles we saw today talked about revising the "World According to W-CDMA" from 80/20 to 60/40. Getting closer but still a ways to go toward a "World According to cdma2000". The wheels grind slowly......