`  ==What is this article about?==   #The title suggests the article is about standards, which are definitions set by governing bodies. However, the article makes no mention of the ITU-T, the TIA, etc. The article begins with a long discussion of encoding schemes, which are not standards. IS-95 (cdmaOne) and IMT-MC (cdma2000) are standards. ``CDMA``, ``TDMA`` and ``FDMA`` are just encoding schemes and describing them in detail is probably better done in an article titled ``Mobile communications multiplexing schemes`` or something like that. #Is the title still current? The 3G and 4G standards do not just apply to voice and data via phones, they also apply to data only services via USB dongles and home base stations that enable personal computers to access cellular networks. Perhaps the title needs to be moved to ``Comparison of mobile communications standards``? #If the article is truly intended to only be about wireless phone standards then why is there a chart about wireless Internet access? My hope is that the article is supposed to be about wireless communications standards, and if so, then the two charts need to be blended together.   Normally I'd just make some edits, but I don't feel I can do that until I get some input from others. Please respond to my ideas above and share some of your own. Until we can get at least a small consensus of what this article is trying to be, it doesn't make sense to move forward.`