I don't think this is such a bad idea, because it keeps reinforcing the
industry. If Apple, google and other companies that produce smart phones
want to keep up the current success of said phones, then investing in
the networks will eventually result in an even bigger success rates. If
the carriers can't maintain the network, the sale of smart phones will
dwindle and the carriers as well as the smart phone producers will have
a bad time all around. The big question however is, if this goes
through, how much extra costs will that generate for the customers? But
to be fair, that's always the question with changes in various industries.
On a short of-topic note: I didn't think the few politics-related
messages were relevant to the subject as politics didn't get mentioned
anywhere in the article or in the on-topic replies. I'm just mentioning
this as this is an international list with god knows how many people
from various backgrounds and politics is one of those subjects that
always causes trouble in such a varied group. (just my opinion)
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