So I feel a bit more connected. But in some ways less connected than I was 30 years ago as a kid. I do believe, however, that such mobility is coming. The Internet will remain the origin sources of the broadcasts. It s a matter of adding mobile access to the Internet, with the bandwidth and jitter required for audio broadcasting.
Some technologies exist for packet delivery to mobile devices today.
But many of them just drive packets through the circuit switched channels available in the existing cellular voice systems. This provides enough bandwidth for some messaging services, but not enough for real-time audio. You have probably been hearing awhile about some new wireless technologies to enable higher performance and standards-based delivery of packets in and out of mobile devices. In other words, some of the available cellular spectrum is allocated to voice uses, and some of it is allocated to packet services. Multiple users can share the spectrum allocated to packet services.