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To: Dexter Lives On who wrote (117953)	5/2/2002 2:35:37 PM
From: Kayaker	Respond to of 152472

See my posts from earlier today - already been answered. No Rob, you didn't answer the question. What you said was " Let me turn that question around; where's the wcdma license?" #reply-17413369 I've looked through all your other posts (see below) and all I see are vague references to "other technologies". As I quoted earlier "Siemens has now concluded supply agreements for UMTS technology". What specific system is this if it's not WCDMA? ----------------------------------------------- I suspect when Siemens takes out Motorola, we'll get a much better sense of where they're headed. Your "facts" look at the past - mine are forward-looking; you won't find any links on the internet #reply-17412307 Siemens is positioned in all of these "4g technologies" indicates they are working hard to avoid high royalty rates. #reply-17412892 wcdma is only one aspect of this evolving standard set. wonder for how long? #reply-17413022 the other technologies will be developed in parallel to UMTS and it will become clear fairly soon that for half the royalty $ (and a piece of the action :^>), these big companies that built the wired internet, can get better results for the wireless internet. #reply-17413604