IQ.
Thanks for the January 15th reminder.
So far, Nokia has been leading Sammy around by the nose on legal strategy. But it may be running out of time.
I'm encouraged by your response, and hope we may now be at that fork in the road, where arbitration over 2G is no longer the paramount issue.
As we know, Nokia claims QCOM comes up short with respect to WCDMA patents, and implies it can sign a license agreement under far more favorable terms.
If Nokia suddenly does a "180" and signs sucn an agreement with IDCC, Sammy may find that following the leader has done little but get it a very sore nose, and a much lighter wallet.