Gosh, seems like it would not be terribly difficult to create a web phone the size of a cell phone, that connected via any open wireless connection. That would be sweet in cities where there is city-wide free wireless. Probably be unpopular with the cellular providers though. Maybe they ought to think about getting ahead of that particular curve with a dual-mode cell phone that gives free wireless calling when in range, and switches to cellular automatically when no wireless is available. Be nice if my laptop did that too while I'm thinking about it.

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