1. The document discusses recent moves toward more open mobile networks in the US, including announcements by Verizon and Google/Android allowing third-party devices and applications on wireless networks. 2. It contrasts this with the current state of openness in wireless networks, which is more limited than wireline networks. Wireless networks still exercise significant control. 3. The document also examines network openness in China, where carriers allow unlocked devices but still block some content and applications for reasons such as spam or pornography. China is moving toward more full-service carriers with 3G licenses.