It also uses more bandwidth than is currently available on most wireless networks. A third generation wireless technology that, like W-CDMA, promises to bring faster, better service to wireless users of the future. It differs from W-CDMA on a technical level. The primary difference between CDMA and GSM is a technical issue concerning how data is sent over networks. There is an ongoing debate in the wireless industry about which technology will be used to transmit data in the future and therefore become the third-generation standard .
More users means better handsets, services and prices.
Competitors that don't support these technologies would be marginalized. Just like ever CIO gets a bi-annual or quarterly review from their major software providers, they should be asking hard questions about how their provider is going to take them wireless. They should be planning for that now. There are already numerous possibilities for enabling a work force with wireless technology, but it is important to remember that the industry is still in its infancy. The early adopter types of corporate America are already doing this, either in small deployments, trials or in some cases tens of thousands of deployments.