Paul Jacobs Quotations

We're still talking to them and we're still trying to convince them.

The only war is the war against the human imagination. All other wars are subsumed in it.

He had a passion about aviation and wanted to do charitable work, so it was a perfect marriage.

We may see WCDMA phones at those price points, between $100 and $120, toward the end of this year.

It is about not giving in to the living death that has consumed the world we live in.

Sprint often tries many technologies. In the end, we tend to see eye to eye about what the technology road map should be.

We're well-positioned under any scenarios. It'll get fought out in the marketplace. CDMA is in a good position. It has a great road map.

We haven't done a great job of using the synergies so far, but it's very early.

We'll do sampling by the end of the year.

We delivered record first-quarter revenue and strong year-over-year growth led by demand for our chips. In emerging wireless markets like China and India, demand for low-end CDMA phones is increasing; in more established markets like the United States, South Korea, Japan and Europe, subscribers continue to migrate and upgrade to feature-rich 3G devices and services.

With CDMA we were responding to the desire for capacity increase and wireline voice quality; now the interest is in wireless data, with the Internet clearly the key to that.

When you are told all the time by the media and the government that you are the freest people in the world, you will believe it even though you are sitting in a cage,

We are executing well, and we continue to be excited.

Employees need to ensure their staff do get a proper break from work during their holiday and shouldn't expect them to take work with them or contact them unless absolutely necessary.

Prices for handsets and devices continue to decrease as we continue to invest in R&D to drive this dynamic.

This argument has always been made that this will empower the lobby, and there's only one group that hates term limits more than politicians -- and that's lobbyists.

It's a communal experience. Something happens and all the people who have that service know about it at the same time.

Smart business people succeed because they get the advice in advance. They find out what the rules of the game are and structure accordingly.

I heard far more definitive answers than I heard from the previous debate between our presidential candidates,