By Jay Sekulow
The left's outrage over the IRS turns to a plea to 'move on'
Smartphones can hail a cab, stream football games and take high-quality photos, so the wireless industry's latest trick may seem as out of place as it was long in coming — rendering the phone as useless as a plastic brick.
"As we move forward and have more of these [LTE] devices, we want to make sure the database compiles them as well," Mr. Josef said, noting that the industry is also looking beyond the nation's borders.
Brian Josef, vice president for regulatory affairs at CTIA-The Wireless Association, said Monday the industry wanted to "study the issue and come up with an initiative that was going to be effective."
