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1 Leveraging 1x for the Public Safety Community June 13, 2007 PAGE 1 1

2 QUALCOMM Incorporated Global leader in developing and delivering innovative digital wireless communications solutions based on CDMA, OFDM, and other advanced technologies. Partners with wireless operators, device manufacturers, independent software vendors, distribution suppliers and Fortune 1000-class corporations to drive adoption of mobile wireless technologies. Execution - Innovation - Partnerships Founded in 1985 $7.53 billion FY06 revenues 11,200 employees in 51 worldwide locations $1.5 billion FY06 R&D Expenditures ~ 5,700 US patents (~2,100 issued, ~3,600 pending) 35,000 Worldwide patents issued with 27,000 pending June 13, 2007 PAGE 2 2

3 Aggressive Investment in a Complete Technology Roadmap Cumulative R&D Expenditures More Than $5B to Date $1.01B Standard royalty rate has not changed during this time QUALCOMM Yearly R&D Expenditures $340M WCDMA CDMA2000 1X gpsone (A-GPS) BREW radioone (ZIF) HDR Tri-mode cdmaone $415M 1x GSM/GPRS JAVA Bluetooth R-UIM WCDMA CDMA2000 1X gpsone (A-GPS) BREW radioone $452M Integrated multimedia (video, audio, CMX, storage, 3D, etc), World phone, GSM/GPRS 1x JAVA Bluetooth R-UIM Technologies listed for each year are based on initial press releases. R&D typically began substantially earlier. June 13, PAGE 3 $523M Rev. A (VoIP, QoS, etc) RF CMOS QChat, CDMA450 Integrated multimedia, World phone GSM/GPRS 1x JAVA Bluetooth $720M HSDPA EDGE MediaFLO, OFDM multicast (FLO & Platinum), iwan including In-Cabin, UI / Trigenix, MEMs / Iridigm, RF CMOS QChat, CDMA450 Integrated multimedia, World phone GSM/GPRS HSUPA, MBMS, Tri-band WCDMA RF, Lower Cost HSDPA, OFDMA n, Scaleable Bandwidth -, OMA DRM v2, MDDI, HSDPA EDGE MediaFLO, OFDM multicast (FLO &

4 CDMA and WCDMA (UMTS) Handset Shipments Calendar Year (Millions), Guidance as of January 24, Me 378Me WCDMA Europe WCDMA Asia WCDMA ROW (Includes North America) CDMA US/Canada CDMA Latin America CDMA China CDMA India CDMA Korea, Japan, SEA, ROW Excludes China 3G licenses 117M M WCDMA 4M 22M 50M 98M est. 175M est. CDMA 113M 148M 160M 198M est M est. Total 117M 170M 210M 296M est. 378M est. June 13, 2007 PAGE 4 4 1* Me 296Me actual 2004 actual 2005 actual 2006 midpoint 2007 midpoint Change from prior guidance Note: Regional handset shipment estimates are QUALCOMM midpoint estimates and include data devices, telematics, security devices and some quantity of channel inventory. *WCDMA ROW includes North America 210M 4* (1) (2)

5 Lowering the Cost of CDMA2000 Devices CDMA2000 = Highest Capacity Networks, Less Infrastructure Cost $120 $100 $80 $60 $98 $78 $90 $71 $77 $58 $50 $48 $40 $20 $ Q-3Q 2005 Lowest 10% Lowest end Note: CDMA Devices Sold per Calendar Year; Lowest end phones sold in quantities over 150,000 units with on-going shipments Source: QUALCOMM Incorporated June 13, 2007 PAGE 5 5

6 Average Selling Price (US$ Wholesale) OEM Count Average Selling Price OEM Count Q1 1996Q3 1997Q1 1997Q3 1998Q1 1998Q3 1999Q1 1999Q3 2000Q1 2000Q3 2001Q1 2001Q3 2002Q1 2002Q3 2003Q1 2003Q3 2004Q1 2004Q3 2005Q1 2005Q3 2006Q1 1996Q2 1996Q4 1997Q2 1997Q4 1998Q2 1998Q4 1999Q2 1999Q4 2000Q2 2000Q4 2001Q2 2001Q4 2002Q2 2002Q4 2003Q2 2003Q4 2004Q2 2004Q4 2005Q2 2005Q4 2006Q2 Over the past decade, QUALCOMM licensees have commercialized more than 1,000 phone models spanning all price points, providing operators with maximum flexibility to meet customer demands June 13, 2007 PAGE 6 6 Note: Data derived from CDMA licensee reports; Includes phones and modules.

7 Wireless Access Evolution CDMA CDMA/TDM OFDM OFDMA CDMA2000 1X REL 0 REV A REV B Mobile WAN Technologies Rev 0 FLASH-OFDM Rel-99 WCDMA Rel-5 (HSDPA) HSPA Rev 1 FLASH-OFDM (Pre- UMB) Rel-6 (HSUPA) UMB 1 Rel-7 (Ph 1) Rel-8 (Ph 2) HSPA + LTE Wide-Area Multicast Technologies GOLD Platinum Multicast WCDMA MBMS FLO/DVB-H Local-Area Technologies b a/g n n (Full) UMB (Ultra Mobile Broadband), previously referred to as Rev C LBC June 13, PAGE 7

8 CDMA2000 Mobile Broadband Evolution Path CDMA CDMA/TDM OFDM OFDMA All-IP Services Broadband downloads Broadband uploads Low Latency Advanced QoS VoIP, PTT an d VT OFDM Multicast Multi-Carrier Rev A Lower delays and higher data rates Software Upgrade CDMA2000 1X REL 0 REV A REV B DL: 2.4 Mbps peak UL: 153 kbps peak DL: 3.1 Mbps peak UL: 1.8 Mbps peak DL: Mbps peak 2 UL: Mbps peak 2 DL: 3.0 Mbps peak UL: 900 kbps peak DL: 5.3 Mbps peak UL: 1.8 Mbps peak DL: up to 280 Mbps peak 3 UL: up to 68 Mbps peak 3 Rev 0 FLASH-OFDM Optimized OFDMA Solution All-IP Services K=3 frequency re-use VoIP 1 UMB (Ultra Mobile Broadband) - Previously referred to as Rev C LBC 2 - Peak rates scalable with number of carriers standard supports up to 15 carriers. Upper range highlights introduction of 64-QAM (1 RF carrier 4.9 Mbps peak) 3 Expected rates for 20 MHz, FDD, 4x4 MIMO MHz option also expected to be in the standard 5 TDD mode not expected to be defined in first release of standard Rev 1 FLASH-OFDM (Pre- UMB) UMB 1 Highly optimized OFDMA solution 5-20 MHz carrier bandwidth 4 VoIP FDD & TDD 5 Modes MIMO & SDMA Support June 13, 2007 PAGE 8 8

9 CDMA2000 1x Roadmap VoIP 1X-like spectral efficiency/ voice capacity/quality Low Latency 30-50ms Push To Talk Instant Messaging Instant Multimedia Audio and video <750ms PTT Video Telephony Packet voice and video Rev. A Higher Data Rates 3.1Mbps FL 1.8Mbps RL Avg Kbps DL Gold Multicast Platinum Multicast Data-rate media delivery Quality of Service (QoS) Multiple QoS concurrent flows Selected by user or application Rel Mbps FL 153Kbps RL Avg Kbps FL Equalizer Interference cancellation Voice/data capacity gains Rev. B Multicarrier Up to 73.5Mbps in 20MHz Fully backward compatible June 13, 2007 PAGE 9 9

10 CDMA Operators Committed to Rev. A Greater Capabilities & Efficiencies are Driving Migration United States Sprint-Nextel - Q US Cellular Verizon Wireless South Korea KTF LG Telecom - Q SK Telecom - H Source: Operator and vendor press releases Note: Many of these operators have yet to announce specific planned launch dates Rev. Rev. A Product Product Announcements: Announcements: Sierra Sierra Wireless Wireless AirCard AirCard & & MC5725 MC5725 PCI PCI Express Express Mini Mini Card Card * Planned for 2006 * Planned for Novatel Novatel Wireless Wireless Merlin Merlin PC PC Card Card & & Expedite Expedite Mini Mini Card Card * Planned for Q * Planned for Q Airwalk Airwalk * Planned for Q * Planned for Q Japan KDDI - Q June 13, 2007 PAGE 10 10

11 Continue to Drive Air Interface Improvements Rel 0, Rev A, Rx Diversity, Equalizer and Interference Cancellation Techniques 830Kbps 1240Kbps ~50% 1500Kbps ~20% Increase Forward Link sector throughput gains Rel. 0 Rel Rx Handset Diversity Rev. A + 2-Rx Handset Diversity + Equalizer 2030Kbps ~275% Increase 316Kbps 539Kbps ~70% Reverse Link sector throughput gains Rel. 0 Rev. A Rev. A + 4-Rx BTS Diversity + SIC* Figures are per sector for a single RF carrier. *SIC: Successive Interference Cancellation. June 13, 2007 PAGE 11 11

12 QUALCOMM Demonstrates Stability & Maturity of Rev A VoIP Through 114 VoIP Calls in One Sector; 9.3 Mbps Peak Rate in Live Over-the-Air Rev B 80 Rev.A VoIP Capacity 68 Typical Rev A VoIP capacity calls per sector Calls per Sector EVRC, MS Dual Rx 4GV, MS, Dual Rx 4GV, MS, Dual Rx, PIC 4GV, MS, Dual Rx, SIC Rev B Combines Rev A Channels Rev A Rev A Rev A Rev.B Rev B Provides Optimal Performance in up to 5 MHZ Rev.A Rev.B 2 Carriers Rev.B 3 Carriers 3.1 Mbps 6.2 Mbps 9.3 Mbps Peak Data Rates June 13, 2007 PAGE 12 12

13 Increasing Peak Data Rates and Throughput 100,000 Peak Data Rates Implemented (Forward Link in 5MHz) Data Throughput Per Sector (2x10MHz) 10,500Kbps Equalizer FL 2Rx, Rev. A 7,350Kbps Kbps (in logarithmic scale) 10,000 1, IS-95A IS-95B Rel. O CDMA2000 1X cdmaone Rev. B Rev. A CDMA2000 1X Assumes 100% loading of data traffic 3,675Kbps FL 2Rx 2,450Kbps FL 1Rx FL 2Rx Rel. 0 6,090Kbps FL 1Rx Rel * 2008* Year commercially launched Kbps/Sector Spectral Efficiency Frequency Reuse 1X 1 2,450-3, /1 Rev. A 6,090-10, /1 1. CDMA2000 simulation methodology, 10 users per sector. 2. CDMA2000 simulation methodology, 10 users per sector, equalizer gain simulated. * Estimates. June 13, 2007 PAGE 13 13

14 Segmentation Strategy Integration Yields Cost-effective Solutions at All Tiers Value Platform Multimedia Platform Enhanced Platform Convergence Platform MUSIC CMX / MP3 / AAC+ CMX / MP3 / WMA / REAL / AAC+ / E-AAC+ Surround Sound CMX / MP3 / WMA / REAL / AAC+ / E-AAC+ Surround & Positional Sound CMX / MP3 / WMA / REAL / AAC+ / E-AAC+ Surround & Positional Sound 3D Gaming & 3D GUI 50k Triangles/sec 400k 3D pixels/sec 225k Triangles/sec 7M 3D pixels/sec 4M Triangles/sec 133M 3D pixels/sec CAMERA 2Mpixel 3Mpixel 5MPixel 8MPixel VIDEO Record & Playback 15 QCIF Record: 15 QCIF Playback: 15 QCIF Record: 15 QVGA Playback: 30 QVGA Record: 30 VGA Playback: 30 VGA LOCATION (LBS) Hybrid, MS-Assisted, MS-Based, Standalone A-GPS Mode A-GPS Mode Standalone Mode Enhanced Navigation A-GPS Mode Standalone Mode Enhanced Navigation A-GPS Mode Standalone Mode Enhanced Navigation MEDIACAST & PERIPHERALS Bluetooth 1.2 Bluetooth 1.2 Bluetooth 1.2 WLAN Mediacast Bluetooth 2.0 EDR WLAN Mediacast DISPLAY QCIF [176 x 144] QCIF+ [176 x 220] QVGA [320 x 240] VGA [640 x 480] uprocessor / QDSP CPU MHz QDSP-75MHz CPU MHz QDSP-75MHz CPU MHz QDSP-90MHz Dual CPUs 400MHz - 1GHz QDSP-250MHz *Specifics vary per chipset June 13, PAGE 14

15 gpsone Overview (QPoint) Hybrid solution combining GPS satellite (C/A code) and wireless network infrastructure Best performance: High availability, all terrain: includes rural and indoor coverage Client/Server network assist model (A-GPS) High, pin-point outdoor accuracy (5-10m) Increased sensitivity; improvement over GPS Minimal time-to-first-fix Exceeds FCC E-911 mandate requirements Differential GPS based solution Satellite Fully integrated into the CDMA MSM ASIC Location information controlled at handset Mobile Station Assisted or MS Based NEW: Standalone Pos. Loc. in Handset Standards-based (IS-801 or IP) Works over multiple air interfaces PDE By SnapTrack Mobile Terminal Mobile Terminals R 3 = Cτ 3 τ 3 Base Stations June 13, 2007 PAGE 15 15

16 SnapDragon All the power of a laptop in your pocket and always on MIPS Paging, Messaging, Voice Mail Personal Information Manager MSM2 Intel MIPS (~2.5 MHz) MSM2300 ARM MCU < 20 MIPS MSM3000 ARM7 TDMI 23 MIPS* (27 MHz) MSM7200 Convergence Dual-Core ARM9 + ARM11 Up to 740 MIPS* MSM6550 (400 MHz) Enhanced Platform ARM9 Up to 250 MIPS* MSM6500 (225 MHz) Multimedia Platform ARM9 Up to 160 MIPS* (146 MHz) SnapDragon Convergence Dual- Core Scorpion + ARM 9 Up to 2370 MIPS* (1GHz) * Dhrystone 2.1 June 13, 2007 PAGE 16 16

17 BREW Enables Application Software Binary Runtime Environment for Wireless (BREW) API supporting architecture application software development for wireless handsets Browser Instant Messenger AVATARS Position Location Video Games Group Chat Music Info. Services Java Applet Java Applet Java Applet Java Applet Java TM VM BREW API Platform User Interface ASIC Software (BREW is air-interface independent, can support cdmaone, CDMA2000 1X/1xEV, GSM/GPRS & UMTS (WCDMA)) June 13, 2007 PAGE 17 17

18 Current BREW Customers Verizon Total: 36 Total: 30 Total: 6 Bermuda Digital Comm. Bermuda SPRINT January BREW Solution Customers KTF Korea KDDI Japan Rural Cellular Corp (RCC) Alaska Comm. Sys. (ACS) ALLTEL O2 Multiple Properties 45 Device Manufacturers 31 Countries with BREW Solutions Orange France, Global 3 Multiple Properties ALLTEL UNEFON Mexico Cricket Cellular South Telecom New Zealand New Zealand US Cellular Telecom Italia Italy China Unicom China Pioneer Over $1 Billion in Developer Revenues since November 2001 VIVO Brazil Tata India Reliance India Bluegrass Cellular Cellcom Illinois Valley Cellular Pelephone Guamcell June 13, 2007 Israel 18 PAGE 18

19 BREW Groups and Auto Install For Enterprise use, groups defined by users and operators New action features included in latest BREW versions June 13, 2007 PAGE 19 19