Give me a picture of the future. Fundamentally it's very, very different. And that is another thing for which I'm going to go need to go back to the history, before I answer your question, and specifically, look at every single time there has been a paradigm change. Whether you look at the paradigm change when the Internet became mainstream, or you look at the paradigm shift when it changed from mainframe to PCs, every single time there was a paradigm change, the conventional wisdom was always wrong. So the conventional wisdom is that current Internet players, whether it's Yahoo or AOL or the others, can essentially deliver the services on the wireless Web.
Web are very different.
You need a very different application, for a different user. I have no idea what your cell phone is. I don't know if you have a pager or a PDA or your fax machine, anything. I simply send you a message. It's a person to person communication that allows my message to be delivered to your cell phone, or your pager, or your PDA, or your email, or your PC as an instant message.