Will Carriers Support WiFi Phones?
from the give-them-a-chance dept
Nokia has announced their first dual cellular/WiFi phones, and already the press is worried because no carriers have announced support for the phones. Doesn't it seem a bit early? The phone in question isn't close to being on the market yet, so it seems a bit premature to worry about no announced carriers. As the article eventually points out, some carriers view such phones as yet another way to steal customers away from the landline phone companies - and so one of them will eventually push WiFi phones. And, if they're successful, the others will quickly follow.
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