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To: Cooters who wrote (887)	2/9/2007 8:46:12 AM
From: carranza2	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1575

Very interesting! As you pointed out at Yahoo!, the only capable network for the device would be Sprint. The ramifications for Sonus are obvious as Sprint is in the bag. The teleconference later on this month should be very interesting. Heck, Q might even get royalties off the OFDM stuff. It might very well be doing the air interface chips. Could this be the good news Keitel was talking about? Doesn't seem that significant, but whenever MSFT is involved, you have to expect a massive effort. It isn't going to just let Apple take over as its markets mature. Might be a perfect storm of good news for QCOM/Sonus??? We can dream, no?

To: Cooters who wrote (887)	2/9/2007 8:51:29 AM
From: slacker711	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1575

The device is described as being used for “consumer broadband access and networking,” which doesn’t sound like vanilla VoIP to me. Microsoft goes on to say that the device would use OFDM as its communications protocol, not WiFi or Bluetooth. I havent dug up the original FCC document, but this sounds like VoIP over WiFi (802.11n?) to me. It uses OFDM and can be used for broadband access/networking. I might be able to see Microsoft going with WiMAX next year, but '07 seems a bit early.... Slacker

To: Cooters who wrote (887)	2/9/2007 12:06:07 PM
From: Tadsamillionaire	Respond to of 1575

CinTel Obtains Exclusive Sales and Marketing Rights to Launch the Mobile WiMAX Technologies of Digifriends Co., Ltd. in the US and Europe New Partner Considered Primary World Leader in Space CinTel Corp (CinTel) (OTCBB: CNCN) announced that it has signed an exclusive strategic alliance agreement with Digifriends Co., Ltd. (Digifriends, digifriends.net) to bring their 4th Generation WiMAX technologies to the US and European markets. Mobile WiMAX (World Interoperability for Microwave Access) expectations are the enabling of true broadband speeds over wireless networks at a cost point to enable mass market adoption. The agreement includes the exclusive right to sell and market Digifriends' WiMAX hardware and software technologies for the next three years. In addition, it includes co-development, co-marketing, and cooperation for sales in other overseas markets as well. Thus, CinTel gained the exclusive right to provide radiofrequency (RF) modules and terminals created by Digifriends to North American and European wireless providers Message 23268397