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To: quartersawyer who wrote (140268)	11/22/2005 8:41:14 AM
From: jackmore	Respond to of 152472

LG is Better than Samsung - survey Tuesday, 22 November 2005 LG Electronics commented Tuesday that it ranked the first place in the “ Customer Satisfaction Index”, quoting the survey conducted by Strategy Analysis on 2,000 mobile users in the US and Western Europe. Related News : LG and Sanyo Rank Highest in a Tie in Mobile Phone Customer Satisfaction The market research firm announced, “LG Electronics was chosen as No.1 both by U.S. and European users by gaining 80% of satisfaction level in the US and 86% in Europe. In the US, Kyocera ranked the second, and was followed by Nokia and Samsung. Motorola took the sixth place. In European market, Sony Erikson ranked the second place following LG (See the Table). telecomskorea.com

To: quartersawyer who wrote (140268)	11/22/2005 3:43:13 PM
From: voop	Respond to of 152472

my understanding is that Q gets 10%, carrier gets 10% and developer gets 80%. from Data Rox kind scribblings on IH we have "QIS, which is the division which has BREW in it, reached profitability this year. I'm very proud of that fact as well. And if you look at the kind of acceleration that we were talking about on QCT, you can see the same kind of acceleration on the software side. So this is the amount of money that's been paid to developers or third parties through the BREW system of downloading software applications to the phone. And that's gone up $150 million in eight months, and these are actually slightly old. These came from the last BREW conference, so as we come up to the next one, we'll be updating these numbers." investorshub.com The QIS group even accounted for the purchase of ELATA in acheiving this profitability qualcomm.com page 11