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To: voop who wrote (62057)4/5/2007 1:57:53 PM
From: manalagi  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 197032
 
Are you saying that the 20 million is for 9 days in April because Nokia previously claimed not going to pay Q after April 9? Suddenly Nokia is so generous? Maybe Q should treat it as such and see what's Nokia's reaction.



To: voop who wrote (62057)4/5/2007 2:01:20 PM
From: slacker711  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 197032
 
Therefore they are paying for 9/90 days of the quarter that they feel they owe, so 10%, meaning that they recognize that should the license not expire this quarter they would have owed the other 90% as well...so that's $200 million/quarter amd $800 million/year.

You need to flip the numbers....Nokia is paying for 81 out of the 90 days in the quarter.

Slacker


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