Wireless Reach

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WIRELESS REACH

Empowering Communities Worldwide


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The world leaderin next-generationmobile technologies

S&P 100 / S&P 500 / Fortune 500

Celebrating 25 years of driving the evolution ofwireless communications

Worlds largest fabless semiconductorcompany, #1 in wireless

Making wireless more personal, affordable &accessible to people everywhere

2011 All-AmericaExecutive Team


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3 Source: Wireless Intelligence estimates as of January 21, 2011 for quarter ending December 31, 2010


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Current State of the World:A Digital Divide Exists

For Every 100 People Worldwide, 77 Have a Mobile Phone

Global MobilePenetration

Global InternetPenetration

29%

Source:2 Internet World Stats atwww.internetworldstats.com/stats.htm.As of 3/14/2011.

77%

Source:1 Informa WCIS+. Annual totalpenetration by region.As of 3/14/2011
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WHY WIRELESSCONNECTIVITY MATTERS

IMPACT OF A 10% INCREASE INPENETRATION FOR DEVELOPING COUNTRIES

+1.38%GDP PER CAPITA

+0.81%GDP PER CAPITA

INTERNET/BROADBANDMOBILE VOICE

Source: World Bank Information and Communications for Development 2009: Extending Reach and Increasing Impact


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3G: A Key Solution to Bridging the DigitalDivide

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Affordable

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Prevalent


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Wireless Reach: A Global Initiative

64 projects in various stages of development in 27 countries Strengthens social and economic development

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Partner Execute Innovate

HEALTH CARE

Wireless EV-DO Rev. Aconnectivity and software

replaces paper-based system

Manages supply of antiretroviraldrugs for the more efficienttreatment of HIV and AIDS

Communications Commission ofKenya, the Provincial MedicalOffice of Nairobi (part of the

Ministry of Medical Services),Telkom Kenya, and RTI

International, Axesstel

Kenya: Timely Medicine Helping Peoplewith HIV/AIDS


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Philippines: Improving Public Health Carewith Electronic Medical Records


HEALTH CARE

3G WCDMA/UMTS network, 3Gdongles and modems

Improves health care by reducingtime required for reporting andimproving access to accurate

patient information

Department of Health, RTIInternational, Smart

Communications, Tarlac StateUniversity, University of thePhilippines, USAID and local

government


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Egypt: Bringing Dermatologists toLow-Income Areas Virtually


HEALTH CARE

3G enabled smart phones,HSDPA data cards, and the

ClickDoc application

Onsite doctors in low-incomeareas use 3G mobile devices to

send patient information andphotographs to dermatologists

for diagnosis

Ministry of Health,Ministry of Communications and

Information Technology,Mobinil, ClickDiagnostics, Inc.


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Indonesia: Application Laboratory, GivingEntrepreneurs New Tools for Success

ENTREPRENEURSHIP

Developed app store to meet theneeds of the poor and increase

their income

Helps micro-entrepreneursbecome airtime resellers andexpand their business with

AppLabproducts and services

Grameen Foundation,Bakrie Telecom, RUMA


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India: vBay, Real-Time Mobile Classifiedsfor Agri-Entrepreneurs

ENTREPRENEURSHIP

vBay, a Brew-enabled mobileclassifieds system enabling

access to market information

Rural entrepreneurs post andbrowse daily commodity price

updates and job postingsacross a network of villages

Indian Society of AgribusinessProfessionals, United Villages


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China: 3G Connected Computer ClassroomProgramEnables Underserved Schools

EDUCATION

Wireless Internet accessto more than 92,000

students and teachers in Anhui,Sichuan and Gansu Provinces

Provides connectivity to 33underserved schools in3 provinces: Sichuan,

Anhui and Gansu

Chinese Language and CulturalEducation Foundation, China

Telecom, Overseas Chinese AffairsOffice of the State Council,

Educational Bureau of Anhui,Shanghai Yan Bao Hang Public

Philanthropic Foundation,Sichuan Unicom


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United States: Augmented RealityExperienceEnables Students to ExploreNew Worlds

EDUCATION

Augmented reality experienceusing 3G connected smartphones

Students learn the history ofAsian art and build 21st century

skills

Dr. Patrick OShea, PriceCharities, San Diego Museum of

Art, School in the Park


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El Salvador: Wireless Security, HelpingReduce Crime


PUBLIC SAFETY

3G mobile phones, reportingsoftware application

Law enforcement officials collect,report and map vital crime data in

real-time to improve securitymeasures

Municipality of Santa Tecla,National Civilian Police, Corps ofMetropolitan Agents, Santa Tecla

Municipal Crime and ViolencePrevention Observatory, USAID,

RTI International


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Brazil: Fishing with 3G Nets

ENTREPRENEURSHIP

3G handsets, HSPA network,customized mobile device

applications

Fosters sustainable fishingpractices and increases public

safety and economicopportunities

Vivo, USAID, EnvironmentalSustainability Institute of Brazil,ZTE, Municipality of Santa Cruz

Cabrlia

ENTREPRENEURSHIP & ENVIRONMENT


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Thank you!

Blake Tye

www.qualcomm.com/wirelessreach


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Back-up slides


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HEALTH CARE

South Korea: Seoul Family Helper,Assisting the Elderly

3G SHOWCare devices,mirasol technology

Provides health care relatedsupport to low-incomeand/or disabled seniors

City of Seoul, Community Chestof Seoul, Korea Telecom,

MacroEye


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HEALTH CARE

Japan: Wireless Health Care at Home

Medical Platform Asia,Chealcomm

3G-enabled vital sign monitoringequipment, wireless modules

Allows remoteresidents to send critical healthinformation to doctors through a

3G wireless network


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China: 3G Mobile Medicine, Providing Doctors withHealth Care Information on Handsets


HEALTH CARE

3G handsets, 3G enabled PCs,EV-DO connectivity

Doctors use mobile devices toaccess real-time medical

information

China Children and TeenagersFund, China Rural Doctors

Training Center, Hebei ProvinceWomens Federation, Xian

Kingtone


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South Africa: Mobile Health InformationSystems Project


HEALTH CARE

Facilitates access to clinicalinformation through mobile

devices

Assists urban and rural healthcare workers by equipping themwith locally relevant, reliable andaccurate clinical information at

the point of care

Eastern Cape Department ofHealth, Port Elizabeth Hospital

Complex, AED-SATELLIFE Centerfor Health Information and

Technology, MTM South Africa,

Nelson Mandela MetropolitanUniversity


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Portugal: Mobile Solutions for Peoplewith Disabilities


HEALTH CARE

3G mobile phones, GRIDsoftware, HSDPA dongles,SICAM, Tobii, Magic Eye

Provides 3G solutions for peoplewith severe disabilities so they

can communicate and live amore autonomous life

Portugal Telecom Foundation

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