3G

3G
 n.— «Third generation networks…will enable users to make video calls and receive high-speed downloads of music, news, even short films. Overseas, 3G content has been dubbed as “girls, games and gambling.”» —“3G: more than girls, gambling and games” by Christopher Zinn Business Sunday Nine MSN May 8, 2005. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)

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