> The hardware has caught up, it's the telecoms that have not. That statement is absolutely true. We have the technology. What we do not have is the belief/p

> The hardware has caught up, it's the telecoms that have not. That statement is absolutely true. We have the technology. What we do not have is the belief/permission of those holding various monopolies (or effective ones) that opening up their networks / copyrights / business models will really provide them with a greater economic gain.