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The phones just aren't ringing about the people."
And that's all the Bush administration's leadership, and it's all because of this bottom-up pressure and the fact that the phones haven't stopped ringing from the beginning of this crisis.
Mobile phones are the same.
In comparison, the technology industry only makes 1.4 billion phones.
We will have to provide and create a service ecosystem just like we've done for mobile phones, where you have apps and services and everything else, and sometimes, you're still making a phone call.
And one of the reasons you can't see it is because it's backlighting most of the time, most cell phones.
For many of us, cell phones have really become almost an extension of ourselves, and we're really now beginning to see the social changes that mobile phones can bring about.
In the developing world, mobile phones have become economic drivers.
The political aspects of mobile phones can't be ignored either, from text message swarms in Korea helping to bring down a government, to the Blairwatch Project in the UK, keeping tabs on politicians who try to avoid the press.
And I'm just incredibly happy to see the news that Witness is going to be opening up a Web portal to enable users of digital cameras and camera phones to send in their recordings over the Internet, rather than just hand-carrying the videotape.
Camera phones, of course, would be fundamental to the project.
We may not remember to bring our digital cameras with us wherever we go, but very few of us forget our phones.
You could even imagine a version of this scenario in which people actually build their own phones.
Over the course of last year, open-source hardware hackers have come up with multiple models for usable, Linux-based mobile phones, and the Earth Phone could spin off from this kind of project.
Now, the idea of connecting a sensor to your phone is not new: phone-makers around the world offer phones that sniff for bad breath, or tell you to worry about too much sun exposure.
And most important, you can't ignore how important mobile phones are to global youth.
The proliferation of inexpensive cell phones has actually helped quite a lot.
But still, my patients run out of minutes, and their phones get disconnected.
And some of you may argue, "Well, don't today's cell phones do that already?"
And soon we may be even able to make them on our cell phones.
Microcomputers, for example, were used early on for video games, and the very first handheld, digital mass-market devices weren't cell phones, they were Gameboys ... for video games.
In the late 1990s, fewer than five percent of people in sub-Saharan Africa had phones.
In Nigeria, for example, the country had more than 110 million people but fewer than half a million phones in the whole nation.
I mean, public officials who worked for the state-owned phone companies demanded bribes from people who wanted phones.
And because most people couldn't afford to pay the bribes, phones were only available to those who were wealthy.
Now in this case, phones were expensive before Celtel made them much more affordable.
Artificial neural networks already run our internet search engines, digital assistants, self-driving cars, Wall Street trading algorithms, and smart phones.
Anyway, they have Wi-Fi phones in Europe.
The cool thing about the T-Mobile phones is that although switching technologies is very advanced, the billing technology has not caught up.
It's also true that if you use one of these phones overseas, it doesn't know what Internet hotspot you're in.
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