It's something that would be very useful, but I think when it was first discussed and the rules were set up, there were a lot of promises made by manufacturers of equipment that frankly have not yet been delivered. And now, unfortunately, the carriers are in a position where they're supposed to comply by a set date, and I don't think the technology's there yet. Neither we nor anybody else has enough to do 3G in the European sense. The big six carriers in the U.S., we all have an average of somewhere between 25 MHz and 35 MHz. If you look at Europe, the big carriers there have about 90 MHz.
Japan is about the same.
So I don't believe that the U.S. has enough spectrum. I'm not convinced that you need six huge carriers to get a good, competitive market going. But truthfully, there needs to be more spectrum available. I wouldn't argue that it should be free, but it should be certain. You must have an account to save, if not create one now .