Only in US, you still cannot get decent 3G coverage. Pretty much everywhere else in the world, people have well deployed 3.5G networks and are very actively working on implementing 4G network (LTE). LTE, which had working devices and base stations two years ago, and now it’s subjects of trial implementations in many, many places all around the world.

So, yeah – VOIP can be done with similiar bandwith as normal phone call (qute bigger sue to inproved quality) and easily first into 2G technology like GPRS, so it shouldn’t be hard and we could actually….

Ahh…scratch that.

Entire 4G/LTE is going to be VOIP only solution, so yeah.

Google simply built first 4G phone here. The first true smartphone on first true wireless internet network:) Quite a thing, don’t you think?:)

This was your first mistake. Believing everything Arrington publishes.

He’s been know to write falsehoods just to increase traffic.