Engadget had a good article recently. It was about how much people spend on wireless services. In general we all spend a lot and don't realize the total forture we lose every month. The main clipping is below. Something interesting to think about and double check your bills.

"Some of the comments to yesterday's post about Time Warner possibly getting into the cellphone game and the looming prospect of paying them one massive bill each month got us thinking, How much are you paying per month for all of your information, entertainment, and data services? We'll go first: Here in NYC we're paying $16.94 per month for Vonage's VoIP phone service, $79.24 per month for Sprint cellphone service (1000 anytime minutes plus PCS Vision), and $44.95 per month for Time Warner cable Internet, for a grand total of $141.13 a month, or $1,693.56 a year (and we don't even have digital cable or anything!)." Full article [engadget]