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To: Eric L who wrote (15049)	9/10/2001 10:43:52 AM
From: S100	Respond to of 34857

Nokia to continue to lose market share in CDMA. biz.yahoo.com

To: Eric L who wrote (15049)	9/10/2001 10:54:13 AM
From: S100	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 34857

Nokia rated "attractive". What does that mean? Buy, sell, ask them for a date? Stock Rating Reiterations: NOK CHV MOT HVT ALL Ratings reiterations for Monday, Sept. 10, from Briefing.com: Company Symbol Firm Reiteration Concurrent CCUR Dain Rauscher Wessels Strong Buy Take-Two TTWO SoundView Technology Hold THQ Inc THQI SoundView Technology Buy Electronic Art ERTS SoundView Technology Buy Activision ATVI SoundView Technology Buy Precise Soft PRSE SoundView Technology Strong Buy Boston Sci BSX Bear Stearns Buy Nokia NOK Bear Stearns Attractive Chevron CHV Bear Stearns Buy Motorola MOT First Union Sec Mkt Perform Haverty HVT First Union Sec Strong Buy Allstate Corp ALL Dresdner Kleinwort Hold Abbott Labs ABT ABN AMRO Buy ViroPharma VPHM Needham & Co Strong Buy Veeco VECO Needham & Co Buy CV Therapeutic CVTX Needham & Co Buy Eli Lilly LLY JP Morgan Buy Inter TAN ITN Hoak Breedlove Strong Buy Michaels Store MIKE Hoak Breedlove Strong Buy McKesson MCK Thomas Weisel Buy Advance PCS ADVP Thomas Weisel Buy VeriSign VRSN Thomas Weisel Strong Buy eBay EBAY Pacific Crest Strong Buy Alaska Commun ALSK Legg Mason Buy Priceline.com PCLN Legg Mason Buy AOL Time Warner AOL Jefferies & Co Buy Precise Soft PRSE FAC/Eqts First Albany Strong Buy VeriSign VRSN FAC/Eqts First Albany Buy Openwave OPWV Dain Rauscher Wessels Buy Cadence Desigs CDN Dain Rauscher Wessels Buy Adobe Systems ADBE Merrill Lynch NT Buy/LT Buy Andrx ADRX Merrill Lynch NT Buy/LT Buy Ventana Medical VMSI H.C. Wainwright Buy Neiman-Marcus NMGA Ladenburg Thalmann Buy Datatec Sys DATC Ladenburg Thalmann Hold Radio Shack RSH Robertson Stephens Buy Paychex PAYX Robertson Stephens Buy The Medicines MDCO Robertson Stephens Strong Buy

To: Eric L who wrote (15049)	9/10/2001 11:08:02 AM
From: S100	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 34857

Handset delays rock BT's 3G launch By Chris Lee, IT Week ZDNet (UK) September 10, 2001 5:39 AM PT British Telecom has confirmed that significant implementations of its third-generation (3G) mobile networks may well be delayed until the beginning of 2003, due to a lack of compatible handsets. While BT's 3G strategy falters, NTT DoCoMo of Japan has announced that it will go ahead with the commercial launch of its 3G service in October, despite concerns over network performance. "[3G] technology has slipped from when the licences were awarded," said Peter Erskine, chief executive of BT's wireless unit, who also announced a rebranding of BT's wireless division. The division, incorporating BT Cellnet, Genie, Viag Interkom and Digifone, will now be known as mmO2 and its brand will be O2 from spring 2002. When they eventually appear in the UK, 3G mobile services will offer applications such as higher-speed Internet connections, messaging services and video conferencing to mobile phones. European carriers spent almost $100bn last year on buying 3G licences in countries across the continent, but BT anticipates that most customers will have to wait for a service. A trial of 3G services by BT subsidiary Manx Telecom was recently postponed due to technical hitches. A BT spokesman told IT Week that the rebranding of its wireless division would not affect its service provision, although many questioned the logic of dropping established mobile brands. Analysts estimated that if mmO2 is spun off, the firm would be valued at about £10bn. "It is products and services that customers are interested in, not what the company is called or its logo," said Mark Blowers, senior research analyst for market watcher Butler Group. Ericsson has also unveiled a new division, Ericsson Mobile Platforms, to speed up wireless technology developments. zdnet.com Wait and see, wait and see, wait, wait, wait...