The global wireless revolution has arrived – inside your smartphone
Sprint calls it the wireless revolution, but what do YOU call it?
Personally, I can tell you what I call it: It’s a “Global Wireless Smart Revolution,” that’s right, a Smart Revolution, like in smart AI, on your smart cell phone. It’s not just happening here in the US, it’s happening in the EU and also in Asia. I went to a Sprint “downstream dealer” the other day, and just like you, I was overwhelmed by all those new smartphones and options. I picked up a brochure that said; “Join the Wireless Revolution” and I was amused, so I smiled, and the salesperson did too.
Anyway, I was just looking around and decided to go online to get my best deal for a smartphone and a great calling plan as I wanted to check things out side by side. Sprint’s calling plans are comparable to those of Verizon, AT&T, Alltel, Virgin USA and other carriers. Just for fun, I also went to see all the reviews and brands of phones I could buy. The reality is that this wireless revolution is spanning the entire planet, it is happening not only in the US, but also in cities, states, provinces and nations around the world.
Now, after looking at the brilliance of Sprint’s marketing plan and strategy in the smartphone space, it seems that there is a lot more intelligence to this industry than one might think. In fact, one might wonder how smart your smartphone is. The reality is that in the near future it could be smarter than you. The artificial intelligence that runs these little personal technological marvels is truly amazing. But, I’d like to remind you that just because it is, that’s no reason not to use your brain when choosing the right cell phone plan or calling plan.
Of course, many Wall Street analysts compare it more to a war than anything else; That’s right, a war, not necessarily a revolution, and it’s taking place on many continents. Here at home, the battle lines are being drawn again and again in every state, and 4G wireless technology will soon transition to 3G wireless technology, offering consumers and smartphone users features and options they may never have had before. they have dreamed
However, if you can dream it, you can bet that cell phone manufacturers will provide that personal technology, while cell phone carriers will surely do so to grow their subscriber base. So for that reason, perhaps this global wireless revolution should be called a kind of war? Please consider all this.
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