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Re: Re: Accepted offer

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This is not the first time a replacement has been proposed for the current Internet. For example, modern Windows and Macintosh computers already come equipped to support a new Internet protocol known as IPv6 that would fix many of the shortcomings of the current IPv4 version. However, because of cost, performance and compatibility questions it has languished.

That said, executives alluded to the fact that these two new phones will play a much larger role in the company's "new" strategy to better integrate entertainment on mobile devices and other devices throughout the home.

