Yeah I agree, time will tell. I`m no expert on this field either, I know a lot about Birdstep technology and economic aspects, but mye legal knowledge is limited. But I think have a fairly good view on the difference between USA and Europe regarding this. I believe Europe is a no hope case for CLYW, but in US i have no idea, maybe 50-50? But i think It`s a good topic to discuss, for Bird-people ass well as you Clyw shareholders. But when it comes to technology I still think Birdstep is a long way ahead of Clyw, since their income from Mobile Ip client was as expected and recent agreements with Alcatel, Ericsson and Nortel will not affect the results before the third or fourth quarter. If, you won`t to know, Birdstep said at there first quarer presentation that they`re in dissucisons with 15 mobile operators, on major laptop manufactor (they confirmed that it`s not Dell) and to major infrastructur provider. A guy who has showned a lot of knowledge around Birdstep claim these infrastructure providers are Motorola and Lucent. If that is correct, then Birdstep will be positioned through most major infrastructure provider: Alcatel, Ericsson, Nortel, Cisco, Motorola and Lucent.
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