If we are to believe the US reports the first thing that happens to a European child after birth is, like with a Borg child, they screw in a cell phone into their head and all people in Europe thus have cell phones. {;^) The question is why does Europe have such a dense usage of cell phones even compared to the USA? Is it because the rate on a cell phone is not that much, if not less than, the regular phone. Where unlike the USA you must pay by the minute. Also another question is, if you have such a dense usage of cell phones, has that also equated to a larger use of wireless internet usage, and if so, what companies, if any, offer wireless internet and what is the expected cost, as compared to dial up?
I hate to say this, but it seems the Europeans do everything they possible can to ruin the growth of the economy. They charge by the minute on phone calls, thus no one wants to make orders over the phone, they heavily tax everything you buy so you don't buy things unless you need them, a foreign concept for the Americans, that buy just to the fun of it. They tax the gas, so people keep their products local. I mean what's up with Europe, don't you want to make money? The EU is still acting like a third world country in its actions toward economic growth.
Anyway, the real question is are there wireless internet connections and how much and how good are they, if any. Thanks.
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