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| “A few years ago, companies like Stoke and Bridgeport Networks emerged with a noble vision: Create a super phone network technology that lets you move seamlessly back and forth from your home WiFi connection to the cellular network outside. That way, you’d use the strongest and least expensive network available to you at the time. As people use mobile devices for more data-intensive applications, i.e, YouTube, Slingbox, it makes sense for operators to want to let, or even push, their customers onto WiFi or femtocell technology in order to conserve costs.” |
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