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To: dwight martin who wrote (17592)	10/4/2000 12:21:16 AM
From: Maurice Winn	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 29987

<Is it feasible on GSM or any network to have two cellular phones with the same number? What happens if both phones try to get on at once? > I can't see why not. Actually, it is already done in GSM phones. People would just need to take the SIM [Subscriber Identification Module] out of one phone and stick it in the other. I don't see why they should have that problem. Why not just have two [or several] phones with the same SIM details? The subscriber could have any one on. People are going to want to have half a dozen devices in a few years and they are not going to want a phone number at all. They'll want a phone number like this: www.dwight.martin.you Such a number would be easy to remember and it could be used for any device they want to identify with it. When the device logs on to a network, it would get an IP address and the device would be ready to receive anything sent to www.mqurice.me No more forgetting phone numbers. Mqurice