Brough is doing a great job giving the history of the industry move to 3G.
Like Darwin's natural selection, the market is the place where natural selection occurs.
There are lots of standards that have been in play over the years. And LTE represents the strategy for the carrier market.
But is the carrier market the only market?
Interesting point about markets for video and SMS.
SMS was not planned for but as the profits rolled in the adoption became universal. MMS does not come automatically configured which means that only 40% of the capable phones have been configured.
On the video side, the story turns out to be about shared video. The market does not want video call, they want to comment via voice about some shared visual. "Look at this" as opposed to "look at me".
Nice side crowd
Like Darwin's natural selection, the market is the place where natural selection occurs.
There are lots of standards that have been in play over the years. And LTE represents the strategy for the carrier market.
But is the carrier market the only market?
Interesting point about markets for video and SMS.
SMS was not planned for but as the profits rolled in the adoption became universal. MMS does not come automatically configured which means that only 40% of the capable phones have been configured.
On the video side, the story turns out to be about shared video. The market does not want video call, they want to comment via voice about some shared visual. "Look at this" as opposed to "look at me".
Nice side crowd
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