Wireless article
Hello All, here is a link to an article on CNN I found slightly intresting.
http://www.cnn.com/2004/TECH/12/20/cell.lag.ap/index ... »
This just makes me think of all the customer complaints we hear here are valid; well not all.
I don't think any carrier really does a great job of everything and when the cell phone industry in 2nd in complaints something should be done.
Another intresting thing I noticed on phonescoop is the most used forum is the motorola v710 forum, that is mostly complaints; this is where I interject Nokias are great!
My point of the post is that maybe the custmer is right more than reps let on, but I do enjoy the post of the really dumb ones.
-Z
http://www.cnn.com/2004/TECH/12/20/cell.lag.ap/index ... »
This just makes me think of all the customer complaints we hear here are valid; well not all.
I don't think any carrier really does a great job of everything and when the cell phone industry in 2nd in complaints something should be done.
Another intresting thing I noticed on phonescoop is the most used forum is the motorola v710 forum, that is mostly complaints; this is where I interject Nokias are great!
My point of the post is that maybe the custmer is right more than reps let on, but I do enjoy the post of the really dumb ones.
-Z
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Would someone mind copying and pasting this article for us behind a firewall to read?
Thanks. 🙂
Thanks. 🙂
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U.S. lags behind much of developed world in wireless
Monday, December 20, 2004 Posted: 10:55 AM EST (1555 GMT)
An estimated 57 percent of the U.S. population chats on wireless phones.
NEW YORK (AP) -- On a trip on the Tokyo subway last year, almost everyone ignored the young man talking on one wireless phone, messaging with another and juggling a third.
Such cell phone overload would almost certainly get noticed in the United States, which lags the rest of the developed world in wireless use.
An estimated 57 percent of the U.S. population chats on wireless phones -- not much greater than the percentage of wireless phone users in much poorer Jamaica, where 54 percent of the people have mobile phones, according to the Inte...
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Monday, December 20, 2004 Posted: 10:55 AM EST (1555 GMT)
An estimated 57 percent of the U.S. population chats on wireless phones.
NEW YORK (AP) -- On a trip on the Tokyo subway last year, almost everyone ignored the young man talking on one wireless phone, messaging with another and juggling a third.
Such cell phone overload would almost certainly get noticed in the United States, which lags the rest of the developed world in wireless use.
An estimated 57 percent of the U.S. population chats on wireless phones -- not much greater than the percentage of wireless phone users in much poorer Jamaica, where 54 percent of the people have mobile phones, according to the Inte...
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