For Tomorrow's Cellphones, It's About Speed
Wall Street Journal, April 15, 2008
By Lee Gomes
When Apple's second-generation iPhone hits the market later this year, it is expected to take advantage of a faster phone network known as "3-G," which will make DSL-style speeds available to cellphone users. Other mobile devices are also upgrading to these faster networks, and increasingly taking advantage of Wi-Fi connections. How will these faster networks change the way we use cellphones?
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