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olddog967

01/12/06 6:50 PM

#139357 RE: revlis #139355

revlis: It is the manufacturers, not the operators, that would license the product. Although I am sure major operators have a say in what features they want in a phone.

"A key initiative for us has been to create a comprehensive product offering that we can offer to terminal unit manufacturers in a complimentary fashion with our strong patent portfolio," noted William J. Merritt, InterDigital's President and Chief Executive Officer. "The recent licensing of legacy GSM/GPRS/EDGE technology from Infineon Technologies AG (Infineon) completes a high value dual-mode protocol stack that both expands the target market for our product offerings and creates new synergistic offerings for handset licensees."




That is what I meant but they used the specific number 10. I think 10 operators have tested the dual mode stack.

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JimLur

01/12/06 9:51 PM

#139394 RE: revlis #139355

Revlis, Read the Key features.



Key features of the solution include the following items:
-- Global Certification Forum (GCF) -certified legacy 2G protocolstack with 75 type approvals and interoperability tested by more than 80 operators in 40 countries;

-- 2G/3G dual-mode protocol stack completed ten interoperability
tests with major equipment producers and operators;


The same certification for this is still coming?

-- 2G/3G dual-mode protocol stack GCF certification expected in
early Q1 2006;