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The straw that broke the carrier's back


Does Apple/AT&T's rejection of Google voice signify the beginning of the end of mobile phone service as we know it?


I don't use Google Voice, but I do love me my iPhone. With the FCC looking into this, it could finally cut the subsidized phone/expensive service model we're looked into here and open up the mobile phone world to real competition.

This entry was posted by Kevin Creighton, on 8.01.2009. You can leave your response.

“The straw that broke the carrier's back”
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