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[Other WAP Forum members questioned the efficiency of wireless bandwidth that would be required to use such a device.] Over a wireless device, there is a fixed amount of spectrum and it has to be shared. The spectrum is limited and the amount of total capacity is limited, ... We cannot keep building cell sites. You cannot put a tower in every backyard.

Our nation's wireless needs are too often governed by 1970s regulations that hinder economic progress and innovation. We need to re-think our approach to radio spectrum to bring our national policy into the wireless era and ensure that spectrum is available for entrepreneurs, innovators and first responders.

We see this as alternative networking to wireless. The nice thing about wireless is you get complete freedom. You can walk around the house with your laptop, but with a lot of users today, they don't really have laptops and just stationary PCs. Having a wireless network on that device is useful, but it's wasted.

It's great to see that the investments we're making in our network are paying off, especially for customers. Quality and coverage are everything in our business and our customers can be assured that we're working to provide them with the most reliable wireless service in the industry. We've improved capacity and in-building wireless coverage by adding new cell sites. We're going to take the national reliability claim back from competitors one market at a time.

A wireless operator without enough spectrum is like a body without enough blood. If you don't have enough blood you're going to face major medical challenges. Likewise, the cellular operators will need more spectrum to be able to offer new services and applications.

Spectrum is the life blood of wireless, and by putting it to its highest and best use we are creating enormous economic opportunity because we are allowing the American consumer to access the most innovative and modern wireless services.

Not only are you helping the environment when you recycle a wireless device, charger or accessory, but you can also help numerous charitable causes. These programs can put the value of retired wireless products to work for a good cause, and help you with your spring cleaning.

The upcoming Advanced Wireless Services (AWS) auction will be a landmark event for the commission. It represents the first auction in almost 10 years of a nationwide footprint of spectrum ideal for mobile wireless services. There is a great deal at stake both for carriers interested in creating new services or expanding old ones and for the government, which has authorized the relocation of federal users to make room for these commercial services. This also is the first auction subject to the Commercial Spectrum Enhancement Act, which requires that auction proceeds must be sufficient (at least 110 percent) of estimated relocation costs of eligible federal entities.

Jonathan Adelstein

A fairly good percentage of young people have only a wireless device. But as the older generation of homeowners move into their golden years, they will be more comfortable with just a wireless phone around the house. They've grown up with improved technology, and they're more competent with it.

By highlighting the exceptional performance of AT&T's fast-growing wireless operations, we are confident that investors will see the value of this business, ... That unlocked value, which will be reflected in the tracking stock, will provide us with the currency to take advantage of the outstanding growth opportunities available in the wireless industry, including fixed wireless, wireless data and international expansion. The Commodore 64 is the computer that attracts demo programming.

Michael Armstrong

The current broadband offerings in Jamaica rely heavily on fixed lines, making it limited in choice for Jamaican consumers and businesses, while internationally, broadband access continues to trend away from fixed line to wireless.

Smart phones bring the convergence of PDA functionality, wireless connectivity and, increasingly, consumer audio to one full-featured device. The LM4935 allows handset designers to add the new audio features consumers demand. Its integration drives design simplicity and takes up a minimum amount of board space.

Today, it only takes six to eight weeks and we only have to do it once. This eliminates the need to have to redo it. The wireless application had been a completely separate application. It had its own programming and its own code and it had its own infrastructure. Now it's one application that you can access through the regular Web or through a wireless device.

Sixty to 80 percent of outages are caused by change. It doesn't break until you change it. We've added context launch, so that from within a fault or performance management system, you can click on the device that's having a problem and pull up the change history on that device. It allows you to eliminate a huge amount of manually tracking down why a device has changed, what the approval process was and so on.

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Bill Nelson

We all wanted more, faster, ... We needed more, faster. We were limited by our own capacity. We were limited by the speed at which organization could be mustered. There isn't any person who is not sorrowful about wanting to do more in a quicker amount of time. We knew lives were being threatened minute-by-minute. Everything is now stabilized. We know there are still people to be rescued. Loved ones need to be buried.

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