A perfect example of how capitalism benefits consumers. Investors (the rich) in the cellphone/wireless industry aren't exactly reaping in big gains. Consumers (the poor) are the real winners because the intense competition creates low calling rates. It's sort of a commodity business now, but in the future, expect to see more differentiation in services and calling options, so that price only comparisons become difficult for consumers.
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