ET, re: NOK/QCOM
NOK HAD phones kicked out of labs and recalled on multiple occasions within the past two years, this is a fact. So now they HAVE a phone on the market that again, since it is not available in my area, I did not know about. I was correct on the first point, you said they only had a misinterpretation of the standard issue. I was trying to tell you they also had an SMS issue which they did, and you knew nothing about. So again I was only wrong in that I did not know about the phone they're now selling...that doesn't change the fact that I was right about the problems and the recalls.
And now you're getting ridiculous, you just said
"I originally told you:
"Nokia does produce their own IS95 & 1X chips and phones. They may be using Q chips indirectly through Telson, but not in all markets. I could be
wrong about overseas requirements, I will have to do more research. My point is still valid that they do use their own chips, possibly not in all
markets."
Go back to last Thurs or Fri and read your ORIGINAL post, is this what you said? Now you're just lying to make yourself not look bad. You said Nok used QCOM chipsets in Korea because of some of the special frequency requirements, I told you it had nothing to do with the RF frequency used. Then you said you had to do more research, as if you had done any to begin with. You were WRONG and now you're here on this board spinning this around and posting lies. You posted links about why they use QCOM chips through Telson? A link to a guy on a message board who is unsure about it is supposed to be factual information?
And lastly, as I posted yesterday regarding GPRS:
"About GPRS, you provided a link where you pointed out how many models are available in Europe/Asia,
and now you don't know why I mentioned it in my post? Perhaps you are not familiar with the problems
GPRS phones were having because you're not a technical person but you could have read about it in a
number of press releases. Again, I said nothing factually incorrect here. About 1X being the only growth
area right now, let me clarify. If you as an investor, have bought into the GSM/GPRS BS story the
European telcos have fed the public, go ahead and invest away in those businesses. I was using a bit of
sarcasm because as someone who does some DD, I know that the GPRS path is just a "time-buying" path,
and not a profitable one. Meanwhile, 1X is ready now, is an easy and cheap upgrade, and is making co's
money now because it is starting to take off. That's all I meant."
I see some of your posts here, responding to sylvester who said "QCOM owns all CDMA patents." You come back with "QCOM does not own ALL CDMA patents." You have this desire to correct things which aren't meant literally to try to make it look like you know something. No sh!t, someone else has a CDMA patent? This is the last post to you here, I'll post on your Nok board if you actually want to discuss real topics.
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