Cellphone Accessories to Play Catchup
For those of you thinking about which Motorola Bluetooth headsets to buy, here’s another topic of conversation. President Obama is calling for a nationwide wireless network for social safety. This $10.7 billion commitment will help areas like Montana, the Dakotas, and Wyoming take advantage of wireless technology. This also comes at a time when the people of these states finally get access to the iPhone after nearly four years of being without it.
Although Republicans may prove to be an obstacle to his spending plan, Mr. Obama is suggesting that pieces of the radio spectrum be sold to businesses in order to raise $27.8 billion over the next 10 years.
In the meanwhile, tech giants H.P. and Nokia are trying to get in on the wireless action. H.P. just released the TouchPad tablet along with two smartphones and accompanying cellphone accessories. Nokia’s earnings, down ten percent to 28 from a year ago, led it to join Microsoft, which will help both the technology giant and the once powerful cellphone accessories maker. Using the Windows technology as their platform, you can expect Nokia phones to be as popular as they once were.
The question is can these companies and our country keep up with the rest of the world rate of production?
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