81.   New phones will be installed as planned.

82.   Nextel started testing the new phones and technology in Chicago and four other markets in May.

83.   Omnipoint Corp., which provides wireless service in the New York area using GSM technology, plans to announce that it is offering the new phone Tuesday.

84.   On normal lines, the new phone will be able to support normal calls or Web browsing, but not both at the same time.

85.   Once the minutes were up, it might be just as easy to buy a new phone as to take it someplace to have the minutes replenished.

86.   Order a new phone line, and companies will call at dinner time to claim they offer the lowest long-distance rates.

87.   Pacific Telesis uses Stratacom switches to handle all the new phone traffic pouring into California because of the Internet.

88.   Pacific Bell announced plans to offer Californians a new wireless phone service that eventually will reach them anywhere, at anytime, with just one number.

89.   Qualcomm spent more to develop new phones, to start a national ad campaign and to pay for legal fees related to patent infringement litigation.

90.   Samsung will offer downloadable ring features on new phones that make use of the Wireless Application Protocol, a new standard for wireless communications.