When Phones Become Computers... And Vice Versa
from the can't-keep-track-any-more dept
With the rise of things like WiFi phones and voice over IP, it's going to become increasingly difficult to explain the difference between a computer and a phone. Basically, for things to work the way they're supposed to, phone devices are going to need to increasingly take on the abilities of a full computer system. This isn't necessarily a bad thing - but is likely to cause confusion. Already, regulators can't figure out the difference between VoIP and a regular phone call, so don't expect them to be eager to determine whether or not your next laptop needs to come with E-911 capabilities as well.
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