
By Peter Cochrane
Published: Friday 04 November 2005
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Name
Neil Dipple
Location
London
Occupation
Consultant
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In the short term there is a use for 3G, but its for voice calls. On July 7th it proved problematical to get a signal / connection on mobile phones. Rumours of mobile coverage being reserved just for Government / emergency services have been shown to be groundless, but with everyone trying to phone friends / family etc the networks became overloaded.
The only ones which were not was - 3G. So if you want to ensure you can contact people in the event of a disaster / terorist incident, get a 3G phone before everyone else does. Obviously only a short term fix.
In the short term there is a use for 3G, but its f...
Neil Dipple
Peter, I've been working hands on with 3G since th...
Lee Dryburgh
Excellent article.
Between 1998 and 2001, I was...
Jim Evans
Lee = Nice web page - and you and I seem to have b...
Peter Cochrane
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