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To: Ruffian who wrote (19080)	12/3/1998 12:35:00 PM
From: waitwatchwander	Respond to of 152472

Hi folks, CDMA Tidbits from the Near North. Just passed by my local Bell Mobility storefront. They only available cdma phones were the dual band/dual mode QPE varieties. Was told that Motorola's new cdma Microtac which I had previously seen in the store had been recalled. Something to do with the software. They were expecting them back soon. I trust Moto's TQM marketing bent isn't being challenged. On the Q front, we had a full page newspaper ad announcing the availability of the single mode (1900 Mhz) Q phone last week. When I asked about it in the store, I was told it will not be available until next year (2 or 3 months). Although disappointing, this is a definite improvement over their previous messages, "come back in six months". Given the ad and there being nothing about a Q phone on their web site, it sounds like the store folks may have this one right. Here's a couple of releases related to wirelessKnowledge. This could well be the hottest item greeting the new millennium. Bell Mobility, in partnership with GE Capital Information Technology Solutions and Microsoft will begin trialing wireless office solutions bellmobility.com Bell Mobility Announces Alliance with Wireless Knowledge LLC: a QUALCOMM and Microsoft Company bellmobility.com My apologizes if this is all old news. nf