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Just saw this in the associated press framing at Massachusetts IDC reporting on Thursday. More cell phones than ever were shipped in the fourth quarter with the industry growing 24 percent over the same quarter last year. Now yeah the networks are expanding a bit but the fact of the matter is, is that the technology has its limits. As more and more people use the system when you have dynamic bandwidth where the more people to use a system, the poorer the quality of the calls are, is going to get to a point where quality suffers and that*s you have noticed it I am sure you have noticed it. Remember the good old days back in the 80*s and 90*s when you actually could make a phone call and it would stay up for a while because they used a different kind of system now with the digital systems. You are lucky if you can go around the corner and maintain the signals just it*s horrendous. People are going to start to rebel and they are going to be stuck too because now more people have cell phones than have landline phones in fact some people don*t even have landline phones. They do everything over cell. So let*s go to the phones 180039 online 18003966546, Bob.

Bob: David.

David Lawrence: Hey you are Online Tonight with David Lawrence, hello.

Bob: Hi! How are you doing?

David Lawrence: Good.

Bob: Hey listen I have got a question for it is then file up that I have a couple of years old XP machine a 512 RAM running on XP with an 80 Gig hard drive. But my problem is that in the middle of doing anything or whatever I am doing it just starts to freeze up and it just stops and when I bow down and used to start to the start button and try to get restart and then come up with hey I am ending your program now, you will end now and lose everything or wait and I am saving it, but.

David Lawrence: Well that tells me something. That tells me that your machine is at least doing something.

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