American consumers are driving the wireless networking competition. The technological revolution is driving the industry to come up with new and exciting concepts and roll fascinating products out to the American consumers.<\/p>\n
The wireless bionetwork\u2019s ecosphere has grown exponentially, and at a faster rate than any other part of the world. For example, Americans are consuming wireless products and services, utilizing approximately 824 minutes a month, compared to 160 minutes a month in Europe. What accounts for such a vast difference? Basically, Americans are getting more for their money because the revenue per minute in the U.S. is so much cheaper.<\/p>\n
The American wireless industry is now a model for the rest of the wireless world to follow. Other countries are now expanding their calling plans and are trying to revamp their policies on technology requirements to make them more flexible. Since 2008 \u2013 two short years since the induction of \u201capps\u201d \u2013 (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" American consumers are driving the wireless networking competition. The technological revolution is driving the industry to come up with new and exciting concepts and roll fascinating products out to the American consumers. The wireless bionetwork\u2019s ecosphere has grown exponentially, and…<\/span><\/p>\n