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To: Eric L who wrote (20759)	6/13/2002 2:47:19 PM
From: carranza2	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 34857

I'll keep your sensibilities in mind, just like you've taken care not to offend me. The language I used is no doubt mild when compared to what Zeglis actually used. Network failures. Fatal errors. With GSM deployment in Chicago, Detroit, etc., planned this Summer, I suspect Zeglis is hacking Nelson's head off and wondering why in the h* he did not fire the nincompp and go with CDMA like Sprint did. And we all know why--personalities and egos, not cool, calm, deliberate exercise of rational faculties. Sprint will deploy 1x while AWE will be trying to get emergency location fixed. What a horrible prospect for AWE. They got primrose-pathed big time. Still think EDGE and GPRS will go smoothly? Think that Zeglis shares your confidence? What happens if the Nokia method for location doesn't work? When I posted earlier that Nokia faces daunting challenges from the Asians and Microsoft, I wasn't blowing smoke. It also faces challenges because of its technical abilities. Or lack thereof, I should say. There's no white-washing this latest bit of incompetence. Remember that AWE blamed Nokia for the initial fine it got for the first failure. The problems have not been fixed.