The gPhone and President Bush's "broadband strategy"

Yeah, I know this has been on /. since this morning, but I'm going to talk about it anyway. First, since I already brought up Google and my thoughts on what MSFT-YHOO means for them, here is EE times predictions for the Googlephone. Definitely GPS, maybe Opera, but nothing about how it will get your mail or keep your calendar. I still don't see why I should care, yet. 

Meanwhile, longtime FCC watchers need to get a life wouldn't be surprised that the two Democratic members of the Commission don't believe we have a National Broadband Strategy, but President Bush sure thinks so! Authored by the good folks at the National Telecommunications and Information Administration, a small agency at the Department of Commerce that you've never heard of, and who are also the same idiots running the DTV Coupon Program which you can guarantee will receive some space here in the future, released their report entitled Networked Nation: Broadband in America. If I had caught this earlier I would have written about it, but instead here is Ars Technica's summary.