The company that is beating SDI shields into palmtops is called ArrayComm.
Cooper is an unrelenting iconoclast.
Twenty-seven years ago, at the age of 43, he stood on a street corner in Manhattan and placed the world's first phone call using a cellular handset. But to Cooper, the cellular revolution wasn't about automobiles. It was about people using phones on the street or in stores or wherever they wanted. But in Cooper's contrarian view, these bidders are heading for a bitter disappointment. In a nutshell, he says, conventional cellular technology can't fight physics.