1. Available Wireless Jan K Lezny Director of Business Development QUALCOMM Internet Services

2. CDMA Worldwide Handsets Forecast Millions of Handsets Source: EMC 02/01, Micrologic Wireless 2001, Cahners 07/00

3. Worldwide CDMA Handsets - Calendar 2001 92 Million - Micrologic Research 90 Million - QUALCOMM 86 Million - EMC, by Region Source: EMC Cellular Terminal Forecasts 1% US and Canada Over 30 Million New Handsets

4. Key Drivers for Wireless Market cdma2000 1x More Capacity, High Speed Data Capacity/Quality Roaming Mobility AMPS TDMA GSM PDC cdmaOne IS-95A cdmaOne IS-95B cdmaOne IS-95B Medium Speed Data Time Multi-Mode Global Roaming 1G2G3G2.5G Multi-Band Multi-Network GPRS cdma2000 1xEV WCDMA

5. Nearly Doubles Voice, 307k, RF backward compatible Data only 2.4 Mbps RF backward compatible Voice, 14.4kVoice, 64k Voice, 9.6k Data only 10-60k Global Evolution to 3G CDMA Voice, 128k/384k Voice, 9.6k 100k Voice, 64k/384k GSM CDMA CDMA2000 1x IS-95A GPRS EDGE PDC WCDMA (Europe) CDMA2000 1xEV 2003 1995199920002001 2002 2004 IS-95B WCDMA(Japan)

6. Samsung SCH-X100 All 1x handsets are backwards compatible with cdmaOne networks! First Commercial cdma2000 1x Handsets Available Now SK Teletech IM-2300

7. Approximate transfer times for a 3-minute MP3 song GSM 9.6 kbps 41 minutes IS-95A CDMA 14.4 kbps 31 minutes GPRS 45 kbps 9 minutes IS-95B CDMA 64 kbps 6 minutes cdma2000 1x 307 kbps* 1.5 minutes - 1.25 MHz WCDMA 384 kbps 61 seconds - 5 MHz cdma2000 1xEV 2.4 Mbps 11 seconds - 1.25 MHz How Fast is Wireless? * Peak data rate for first commercial release of 1x terminals will be 153.8 kbps Air InterfaceData RateDownload Time

8. Regional Update: North America CDMA carriers are market leaders: - Verizon, Sprint PCS, Bell Mobility, etc. Current CDMA carriers optimally positioned to migrate to cdma2000 1x with minimal capex costs U.S. wireless MOU outpace others at avg. 220 min. per month Population - 311 Million CDMA Subscribers - No. America Wireless Penetration - 39% in the U.S., - 28% in Canada

9. Regional Update: North America The majority of North American CDMA operators have publicly announced their short-term plans to deliver 3G capabilities to the market place: 2H’00 –Clearnet Communications announces its contract with Lucent to deploy 1x in late 2001 –Telus Mobility announces its contract with Nortel to deploy 1x technology –Alltell announces its contract with Motorola to deploy 1x in late 2001 1Q’01 –Sprint PCS announces its contract with Motorola to deploy 1x in the second half of 2001 –Bell Mobility announces its $100 million investment to deploy 1x in late 2001 –Verizon Wireless announces its plan to commercially launch 1x late 2001 and 1x EV shortly thereafter Population - 311 Million

10. Entertainment Downloadable & streaming music Internet radio Streaming video Info. services e-Books Avatars Personalized agents Games Off- and on-line Multiple-player 3D motion, video, music Online James Sutton Wilbert Smith Sally Rogers Franchesca Buddy List Mobile Text Communications Enhanced email Enhanced instant messaging Done Mary, I was thinking we could purchase content at a lower price if we sent Sam to the store with... 10PM 8/1/00 Sara W Position Location Services Navigation assistance Friend finder Emergency services Mobile Chat Group conferencing/ voice chat Video conferencing A Wide Variety of Applications...

11. ...that Consumers Want Source: Answers Research Inc. Navigation Assistance Instant Messenger Friend Finder Music Player Electronic Wallet Advanced E-Mail BREW Market Potential Interest Level - % of Respondents

12. $145M $3B $8B $14B $21B A Large Emerging Market to Attract Developers Est. ARPU: Asian Pacific - $16.60, North America - $13.00, Latin America - $5.43 Source; Morgan Stanley Dean Witter, International Data Corp and Dataquest US wireless data market = $15B by 2005 Source: Morgan Stanley Dean Witter, Oct. 2000

13. for W ireless Small Memory Footprint Derived from Handset Code Not a Stripped Down PC OS or VM B inary Native Code C or C++ for the Highest Performance with Small Code Size R un-time E nvironment Downloadable Dynamically Linked Applets with Cross Applet Communication and Service Discovery

14. ASIC Software Wireless Internet Launchpad TM Suite UI Interface BREW Java Applet Java VM BrowserInstant MessengerAVATARSPosition LocationVideo GamesE-mailGroup ChatMusic Info. Services Java Applet Platform Architecture Third party developers QUALCOMM

15. Enabling the 3rd Party Developer Community Standard development platform End-to-end system True BREW Certification Secure and authenticated apps Developer support program QUALCOMM Venture Fund Compensates carriers, developers and OEMs

16. Initial Global BREW Partners

17. Q U A L C O M M I N T E R N E T S E R V I C E S