I think we've seen technology take a tumble a number of times and come right back. Most professional money managers look at a technology slump as a buying opportunity.

I expect the market to do fairly well in the near term, especially as portfolio managers move money out of bonds back into equity. Then things will kind of flatten out.

For those with smaller sums of money, [multi-managers] offer access to a diversified portfolio that would otherwise be hard to access.

Fidelity has 300 funds with different managers. As a company, they've lightened up on technology as technology has gone up, but there are a few exceptions.

All the solutions necessary are already known ... we have the technology, we don't have the political will yet. We must make decisions now. We need to recognize (that) our climate is in crisis.

Licensing our WiFi product to Symbian was an important milestone for us. It provides a real endorsement that our technology is the de-facto standard for the future. From a commercial perspective it positions us well to deal with the handset manufactures, as they will know that they are protected for the future if they buy from us today.