ipad launches mobile network ready?

Mobile broadband users have broken 600 million in 2009, according to the ITU data. While mobile broadband users outnumber fixed users, few networks are fully prepared for a new wave of mobile data.　　Factors such as online apps, mobility and the growth of mobile computing devices such as smartphones and ipads will increasingly test operators around the world. Mobile broadband is always a selling point for bandwidth or download speed, and of course capacity is critical to mobile broadband. When a YouTube video is equivalent to sending 500,000 messages on your network, the capacity problem is naturally unavoidable. Ultimately, however, mobility has a real impact on mobile broadband performance and therefore determines the experience of mobile computers such as the ipad.　　If you are using a network that is not smart-phone-friendly, then unlimited data planning is not much value, and you can not achieve the full use of equipment. The mobile broadband experience the user expects is to start a broadband application and get a broadband connection instantly. For the user, there is only one feeling, that is--simple. No one is required to contact the nearest base station to connect to the device, and there is no need to use an approved device for access or any waiting. In fact, because the wireless part of the service is caused by air, the potential connection speed is not even restricted by the old-fashioned copper wire designed for voice transmission.　　That's one reason why mobile broadband is growing so fast. There's a lot more to be done to get the experience you want on smartphones or new ipads. Flat)