home automation offering Alexa, its fast turnaround delivery service, its purchase of Whole Foods, and its entrance in drug deliveries for hospitals. And AT&T and Verizon are building large fiber networks and cellular infrastructure to carry new generations of mobile networks. T-Mobile and Sprint are building out their cellular networks as well. However, the number of choices consumers and enterprise customers have for their Internet access and broadband services as well as their mobile services has decreased and will shrink more if T-Mobile is granted permission to acquire Sprint' cellular network. If the Sprint acquisition is approved, the number of mobile operators for nationwide coverage will shrink from four to three. This is a significant change, one that may lead to higher prices for the students and young people that flock to T-Mobile for its low prices. New 5th generation mobile networks promise to support higher data rates than ever before. However, these upgrades are costly, and require thousands of additional cell sites and antennas, particularly in downtown urban areas with large amounts of foot traffic. www.TechnicalPDF.com Mobile providers are additionally upgrading current 4th generation cellular networks. Both of these efforts will support higher speeds, some up to a gigabit per second. As capacity on mobile networks increases, they will support streaming video and, in some cases, broadband links to residential subscribers' homes. Because of the greater capacity in mobile networks, many young people and students depend wholly on mobile networks for messaging, streaming, and social network access. Teens and twenty-somethings for the most part use Snapchat and Instagram (part of Facebook) social networks rather than Facebook and Twitter. Snapchat is newer, launched in 2011, and appeals to young people for its more visual service where users upload videos and photos, rather than biographies and other written material as on Facebook and other social networks. Streaming services were first envisioned 