It'll be a super-flexible device that can do everything. The telephony sphere is growing geometrically. The population of cell phones to PCs is about even now, but the growth curve for cell phones is much faster. I don't want to sound hopelessly optimistic. I look at this as taking a couple years to roll out, not a couple months.
Wireless networks have to be upgraded.
That gets solved over time. The upgrades are underway in Europe and Japan already, and that's going to put pressure on the U.S. to upgrade their networks as well. The U.S. is the big beneficiary here. Because our cellular infrastructure is not as advanced as in some other countries, we'll get the stuff that has been tested and proven in other markets. Another obstacle is convincing content providers that there is a future in wireless multimedia.