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To: slacker711 who wrote (101762)	7/16/2001 8:04:42 PM
From: slacker711	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 152472

AT&T is about to begin their GSM/GPRS roll-out. The first area is Seattle. attws.com The rate plans are pretty interesting. The top rate plan allows a price of $2.50 a Megabyte. This makes me wonder a little bit about the oft-cited Qualcomm slide that shows the underlying economics for the various air interfaces. EDIT....found the slide. Realize that Qualcomm estimated 42 cents a MB. Still looks valid. qualcomm.com I assume that the initial implementation of this service will only involve GPRS cards and not handsets.... Slacker

To: slacker711 who wrote (101762)	7/18/2001 6:50:31 PM
From: Dennis Roth	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 152472

Nokia 2Q 2001 Conference Call webcast nokia.com July 19, 2001, Nokia's 2Q Earnings Release Conference Call and Webcast at 15:00 Helsinki time, 13:00 London time and 08:00 New York time. Link to Conference call webcast nokia.com >> not sure what time the call will be broadcast live. << Now you know. My WAG based on todays QCOM/NOK price action is that Nokia will say everything is hunky-dory with GSM/GPRS going forward but that W-CDMA will be delayed.