Watch television on your phone, surf the net on your phone… this all sounds very similar to the old promises of 3G phones, which have largely been ignored by consumers. Let’s hope that this partnership with two of the internet’s biggest players can create something a bit more exciting.
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Lets be honest all the 3G companies missed out by pandering to the consumer and trying to shove apps at them they didn’t really want. It constantly amazes me why none of them offered a proper business package for Web Browsing, email and VPN… or in other words forget the consumer because he doesn’t want to watch premiership goals when the pub already has sky – go and provide business applications that people actually want instead!
As an aside 3G licenses were issued before 512k broadband was widely available – think of the take up a suitably charged mobile Internet tarriff would have had if they’d chosen to make it available :O