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To: JohnG who wrote (18935)	3/14/2002 3:23:34 PM
From: LarsA	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 34857

Have you signed up yet John? From their web sites: "Express Network data usage is taken from your airtime allowance just like your voice calls, so there's no need to keep track of a separate airtime allowance" "Unlike most other wireless services, your connection to the iStream network is always on when your phone, laptop or PDA* is on. No more dialing or waiting for connections to happen. iStream is your instant connection. Pay only for what you use. Most wireless service providers charge by the minute. The iStream wireless service charges by the megabyte, based on file size. So, if you send three e-mails, and it takes you a while to write them, no fear—you'll only be charged for the file size of the e-mails sent, not the time it took you to compose them." Lars

To: JohnG who wrote (18935)	3/14/2002 3:33:41 PM
From: 49thMIMOMander	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 34857

Do they already have a contract on these public brothers, at what speed?? (probably not the same resolution as needed for Britney Spears, and still not close to reality) cartalk.cars.com download 95kB cartalk.cars.com Slightly more data to buffer up, while all your horses are stuck in the traffic, send a MMS to the one waiting acousticdisc.com Stroll, eventually, in through the door sonyclassics.com After the splash acousticdisc.com (to prepare for another time) Ilmarinen Talk some wacko business, with the guys, at 16kbps cartalk.cars.com upgrading the networks and conferences (classic Andersen, earlier, maybe not now) cartalk.cars.com It's the content, not the speed..