I was reading a article in last sundays New York times, titled "Mobile Web: So Close Yet so Far". In the third paragraph the writer mentions the development of "... a frenzied and costly effort to build third-generation, or 3G, networks ensued. But at a recent conference, 3G was called a failure...". Then in todays Courier, in the business section I noticed a small paragraph in the digest column that says that , "Apple and AT&T plan to begin selling a version of the iPhone next year that operates on a wireless network for surfing the internet at fast speeds. AT&T chief executive, Randall Stephenson said that consumers could expect an iPhone that works on "3G" networks sometime in 2008. That would address a major shortcoming of the iPhone." ( I have edited these quotes some)
So, being kind of bored this afternoon I thought I would throw this out to some of the tech experts in the group, of which I am surely not. Does this mean what I think it means. My iPhone is now morphing into a door stop? Maybe Apple will do this with a software upgrade, or issue a token voucher for anyone who bought one in 07' toward a new one. Or maybe my interpretation of these articles is all wrong. Something to think about over the weekend. Thanks Mike R -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://www.math.louisville.edu/pipermail/macgroup/attachments/20071130/2bba9d43/attachment.html
