Not much use to me
I don't want more phones. I want 1 phone which takes multiple sims.
GSMA talks up embedded phones
The GSM Association has launched a competition to encourage smaller and more standard embedded 3G modules - all in the name of getting us to own more telephones. Now that everyone has a mobile phone the GSMA is increasingly focused on getting us to own several, but with punters remarkably unwilling to carry more than one handset …
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Could lead to sweet revenge
Sounds like an excellent opportunity for the likes of Nikon, Canon and Pentax to add a crappy phone to their cameras. Ditto for the makers of media players and games consoles.
I'm sure I had some change for the payphone in my pocket.
Ah, convergence revisited!
For all of us still waiting for someone to put a phone into a high quality camera.
Mine's the one with the phone rattling against the D5
Embedded mobile network shouldn't work
With open wifi zones everywhere and home wifi it seems crazy to use another infrastructure to carry data. With wifi chips costing $5 and API's openly available it seems far more economical for companys to develop with existing technology.
Puzzled
These have been around for a while.
What aspect of this don't I understand?
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