When I grew up, it was Get Smart, and now it's a total reality. Now, it also showed a lot of vision for Sprint to spin off the wireless division in 1998. Sprint, from the beginning, has said a national network has huge benefits for consumers. The ability to go from city to city and have the system work the same, to be able to tie new services in that work the same wherever you go, like we've just introduced the wireless web services, where you can actually access the Internet the same, whatever city you're in. First, the Internet and e-mail are becoming very much a piece of people's business lifestyle and personal lifestyle.
People get home now and they go to their desk and log on and see if they got any mail.
And that was in the case even 3 or 4 years ago, but now that is the case for millions of Americans. What this allows you to do is keep track of that information when you're on the move. And we all know with our busy lives and working the number of hours we work, that we're not always at that desktop, so we felt this was a natural extension of what had become a lifestyle product. Being able to extend the Web to your handset. It's a different kind of web access.