Does Japan Need the iPhone?

Business Week
Small Biz December 20, 200

Does Japan Need the iPhone?
The world's most sophisticated users of wireless technology may be
unimpressed by Apple's high-tech gadget

http://www.businessweek.com/globalbi...osition=link17

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DTC <[email protected]> wrote in news:9fEbj.1854$lo5.761
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> Does Japan Need the iPhone?
> The world's most sophisticated users of wireless technology may be
> unimpressed by Apple's high-tech gadget
>

Japan will laugh it off the street. Japan has some of the NEATEST stuff
that never leaves the country from their big local corporations....

http://www.nttdocomo.com/features/fo...ery/index.html
just a few of the competitors running 3.6Mbps over REAL broadband.

Think the Japanese consumers want to drag along at EDGE speed?

NOT! Many of their devices use the HUGE, MASSIVE wifi networks...not the
crappy SELLphone draggin along. We could have that here if someone would
start shooting SELLphone lobbiests and a few FCC people who work for
"them".


Larry
--
I found what I wanted for Christmas at Best Buy,
but she wouldn't stop screaming obscenities while
we were scanning her and forcing her into the bag!

How was I s'posed ta know associate girls weren't
on sale?

In article <[email protected]>,
Larry <[email protected]> wrote:
> NOT! Many of their devices use the HUGE, MASSIVE wifi networks...not the
> crappy SELLphone draggin along. We could have that here if someone would
> start shooting SELLphone lobbiests and a few FCC people who work for
> "them".

Just for the novelty of it, could you consider posting something that is
actually correct for once? Thanks.



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--Tim Smith

Larry wrote:
> NOT! Many of their devices use the HUGE, MASSIVE wifi networks...not the
> crappy SELLphone draggin along. We could have that here if someone would
> start shooting SELLphone lobbiests and a few FCC people who work for
> "them".

The article said WiFi was not that all common, opposite of any massive
WiFi networks as you put it.