Fox Business has an interesting story about the average American wireless subscriber,  and the new services that he/she wants:

A survey of more than 3,300 customers of Verizon Wireless, AT&T Mobility, T-Mobile and Sprint in North America has revealed a series of new consumer attitudes about the way voicemail services are provided currently.

--  The ability to avoid dialing into voicemail to retrieve  messages

--  Not having to write down details within a voicemail

--  Being able to discreetly read messages without having to listen

--  The ability to respond to messages with a single click as a call, sms or email.

The organization that took the survey believes that the iPhone has raised the bar for consumer expectations. As the inevitable copy-cat devices come to market we can expect to see wireless subscribers who are more and more educated about data-rich applications.

Read more at Fox Business.