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Posted by: MAP2010 (Sunday 15 July 2007, 7:13 AM)

Hi

Well GSM can do both Data and Voice at the same time, but its not the same as VoIP because when you use VoIP you can switch from CDMA to GSM to WiFi to WiMax then to CDMA without losing that call.

Why? Because its all data. Skype would be great for the U.S market, it would be great for the world market. T-Mobile has been working on away to have a GSM/WiFi Service so you can get better service at home.

HSDPA is not a bad network, nor is it slow at (2.1 Mbps) but its not where CDMA is at (3.1 Mbps) bit it would be sweet to have a GSM/WCDMA/HSDPA/EVDO handset with VoIP, but the Carriers are to blind and can't see where the market is going. Video Phone are whats next we just need to wake up and smell the coffee.

Rev (b) will be even faster.

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