Wireless Industry Analyst

Oh, and I forgot to mention something I read attributed to Nokia's head of communications, the link for which can be found here -

http://www.pcworld.com/article/id,135658-c,chipsets/article.html

So here goes..

"It's also unclear whether Nokia's chipset development changes will mean cheaper phones. The chipset is just one component in a mobile phone and among several factors that influence pricing, Suominen said."

The way I read this ...

"Hey QualComm, know your place. We, the phone-makers, control your fortunes."

So, what would the chip-set makers say in response to this statement that is laden with an assumption of supremacy?