Buzzirk Mobile seems to be the latest child from the maturing marriage of technology and economy. Someone has certainly told you that you get what you pay for, and from what Iâ??ve seen of this product, thatâ??s the point.

Cracking the code of communication technology was something that occurred fairly recently and called forth this information revolution to solve everyoneâ??s problems. Unfortunately the solution has sparked a sequel more predictable than anything with Vin Diesel attached to it; that has manifested itself in the awareness gap that exists between the consumer and supplier.

The legacy communications providers know that the consumer will not try to understand why some vague fee is necessary to place a phone call and they will continue to profit from it until someone comes along to demystify the cost of gab. Buzzirkâ??s latest launch has people talking because they combine internet and phone services with a low cost plan.

We use communication technology to talk and have been since its inception, but now we go beyond the threshold of the spoken word to include the written, and now even the visual. This all costs money and adds more lines on your bill. The information revolution has been well fed and gotten fat, which was fine and predictable until the gluttony of profit gave birth to a new industry.

There are now entire businesses dedicated to trimming the fat of corporate greed. The obscurity reduction market has developed slowly with a few missteps along the way, but with time it has matured into the realm of credibility and necessity. Those who jump in too soon have their ten pound, $800 cordless phones to prove it, and those who wait too long still pay more than I do to spend 18 hours downloading a movie over the telephone line. Perhaps the buzz about Buzzirk Mobile is a result of the need for change among consumers.