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To: techreports who wrote (48855)11/14/2001 12:11:34 AM
From: Thomas Mercer-Hursh  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 54805
 
ya, i agree that this new initiative will be major competition for BREW.

I'm not going to pretend this is my area of expertise, so how about one of you in the know folks clarify something for me? My read of the announcement ... classic wafflegab that it was ... made me think that they were describing a set of standard APIs and/or functionality, not the implementation. So, why is it that you think BREW, which seems to me implementation technology, is necessarily competitive and/or excluded? Is it not possible that these APIs could be implemented in BREW? Or, if not, what is it that they are going to be implemented in? I didn't see Java mentioned either?



To: techreports who wrote (48855)11/14/2001 1:13:23 AM
From: Caxton Rhodes  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 54805
 
Competition to BREW? Look guys, aps that support high data use, promote CDMA, promote Qualcomm. The higher the demand for data, the faster CDMA rolls out in whatever form. If the aps don't require high data rates, GSM/GPRS is safe for now, if high data rates are needed for the popular aps, then carriers will be pressed to move forward.

It's really simple.

caxton