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Title: Report to Congress


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Report to Congress Sixth Annual CMRS Competition
Report June 20, 2001
2
Digital Coverage in the U.S.
3
Digital Coverage in the U.S.
Source FCC estimate based on publicly-available
sources
4
Wireless vs. Wireline
  • Cord-Cutting
  • 3 Percent of mobile telephony subscribers rely on
    their wireless phones as their only phone
  • 12 percent of those surveyed purchased a wireless
    phone instead of installing an additional
    wireline phone
  • Technology Substitution
  • BellSouth exiting the payphone business in part
    due to business lost to wireless phones
  • 20 million mobile phone subscribers have free
    long distance

5
Mobile Data Devices
  • Paging/Messaging 45.3 million subscribers
  • Arch, Metrocall, SkyTel, Weblink Wireless,
    Verizon
  • Dedicated Data Networks 650,000 subscribers
  • Motient, Cingular Interactive, Metricom
  • Handhelds Devices or Personal Digital Assistants
    (PDAs)
  • PalmOS, RIM, Microsoft Pocket PCs

6
Wireless Web Services Offered by Mobile
Telephone Carriers
  • Subscribers
  • From 0 in 1999 to 2.5 million in 2000
  • Offerings from seven carriers
  • ALLTEL
  • ATT Wireless
  • Cingular
  • Nextel
  • Sprint PCS
  • Verizon Wireless
  • VoiceStream

7
Wireless Web
  • Connect to the wireless data network
  • Access websites for
  • Movie listings
  • News
  • Shopping
  • Stock quotes
  • Traffic reports
  • Weather forecasts

1 Find It 24Shopping 3 Finance 4
NewsStand more...
8
3rd Generation (3G)
  • ITU standards specified
  • Additional spectrum allocated and assigned in
    most major European and Asian countries
  • Proceeding underway in the U.S.
  • U.S. carriers may use existing licenses to deploy
    2.5G and 3G networks
  • 2.5G and 3G rollout delayed but underway
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