Everywhere you turn, someone's promising some amazing new application can be accomplished wirelessly. Problem is, while the products may have the technology to back up these kinds of promises, today's infrastructure just won't support the claims.
Wireless communication is all the rage.
This group thrives on anything that will build new empires and move money into their hands and out of those of the people that are stuck in the old way of doing business. This is not a new situation, of course. I have had a long-running battle trying to get a simple residential ISDN line to work dependably out here on the fringes of civilization in Ramona, California. The problem here is not a subtle one. It is simply a case of too many homes sharing too small a cable plant.