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To: Eric L who wrote (16737)	11/24/2001 4:31:12 PM
From: 49thMIMOMander	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 34857

Quack-quacks: Qualcomm, Motorola, Sony and 3GPP are now wrestling with that little gotcha.. -- And how could a refinancing bonanza touted as a tonic for the sick economy vanish like a quack remedy down the drain, unmourned by anyone except late-arriving bond investors who bought the hype? biz.yahoo.com But unlike mattresses, stocks have friends in high places at the Federal Reserve, .... -- More free tonic for the regular customers... ducks please keep in line with the regular snakes. Now what is the true price of a dollar invested and a mobile phone or a SIM card?? Or WinCrash rewriting all of its long history legacy software, scribbled on the walls of the toomb of the true crashing exception 13 empire?? Ilmarinen btw, I thought my communicator had crashed, but in a while I noticed it hadn't, strange, never happened with WinScribble, must be the way memory and resources are handled, really tricky stuff. I think it was Quarterdeck and Pharlap who claimed the same, still miss them. (to avoid being too nationalistic with Linux) Not to forget the exceptionally efficient compiler of WatCom, another target of friendly fire.

To: Eric L who wrote (16737)	11/26/2001 10:36:21 AM
From: Caxton Rhodes	Respond to of 34857

Vodafone Steps Back from Edge I am shocked Eric, Shocked! LOL Caxton

To: Eric L who wrote (16737)	11/26/2001 10:58:16 AM
From: slacker711	Respond to of 34857

Despite this, Nokia recently noted that their cdma marketshare had increased "well" into double digits (whatever "well" means). I kind of wonder about this statistic.... Korea, Japan and Sprint PCS will probably account for around 32 million out of the total of 75 million CDMA handsets sold this year. Nokia has a marketshare of basically 0% among these three. This means that they must be selling around 10 million of the remaining 43 million handsets....a marketshare of 23%. This probably makes them the single largest supplier of handsets for Verizon/Alltel/Leap plus Latin America. Pretty good....if true. I kind of wonder about this when I hear statistics out of Korea about the marketshare of LG and Samsung in Latin America. For example, I think that Samsung has stated that they hold 30% of the Brazilian market. Slacker