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Unlike the very locked down EVDO world, WiMax offers the promise to developers of a greenfield play.

When I read comments like this from Sprint I’m jazzed. But I’m also guarded as Sprint has always talked promise but then never delivered. If true to their word this could be a bonanza for many companies looking to really be part of the next generation of communications.

The prospect of an open platform means Sprint is looking at recreating what the Internet was supposed to be. A pipe with connected computers at the ends. Instead what we have are commercial service providers deciding what you can use, watch and accomplish.

I welcome this Brave New World….

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Yes, you can get a discount from AT&T (and from other service providers) if you just ask, and manage your account by making sure that when your offers expire, you call them back to re-new …

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AT&T’s move to reorganize itself into four business units is likely a precursor to layoffs, according to sources within the company who asked not to be named. The reorg comes as AT&T …

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Cable providers rate poorly on both customer service and pricing, but thanks to their speedy broadband service, they have so far managed to score more customers than the phone companies, according …

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Tomorrow pal Paul Kapustka begins promotion around his very well prepared Sidecut Report on the state of XOHM and WiMax in America. I had a chance to read it today, and have to say, its a good
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Now that the haze of exhaustion has worn off, I’m reviewing my notes from CTIA. Our cheat sheet was spot on — with the exception of an Android phone, that is. The same prototypes were available …

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Playing with the Instinct, Samsung’s answer to the iPhone, is a fun experience, but not one I could handle on a daily basis. The touch interface is nice, with a satisfying vibration each time …

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Like finding a $20 bill in your coat pocket at the beginning of winter, Sprint has “found” a potential source of revenue in its patent portfolio. While it will certainly be harder than reaching …

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RESTON, Va. & LAS VEGAS–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Jan. 8, 2008–Demonstrating continuing progress with its next-generation wireless network initiative, Sprint (NYSE: S) today announced …

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Rich Tehrani projects a rumor about Google buying Sprint. I’m not so sure, not because Sprint isn’t in play, as they clearly are, but because there’s too much of a culture clash. …

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Sprint wants you to use WiMax or EVDO, but they don’t care about WiFi. In what is a great move for Boingo, the L.A. based company has acquired eight more airports, giving them the exclusive …

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Unlike the very locked down EVDO world, WiMax offers the promise to developers of a greenfield play.

When I read comments like this from Sprint I’m jazzed. But I’m also guarded as Sprint has …

Source: gigaom.com

Its like the Groundhog Day for Vonage (VG), the beleaguered VoIP services company. After being separately sued by Verizon (VZ) and Sprint (S), and losing its cases over patent infringements, …

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Vonage is to pay $80m to Sprint to settle a infringement case over Voice over Packet (VOP) patents held by Sprint.

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Sprint Nextel board has sent Forsee to the planks. I do not know much about him but I liked Sprint as a mobile service aout of all the wireless services, Verizon (Least liked), AT&T (Current …

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Vonage has settled a patent dispute with Sprint Nextel Corp. by agreeing to pay Sprint about $80 million, the two companies announced Monday. This will allow ailing/failing VoIP company to remain …

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Vonage has settled a patent dispute with Sprint Nextel Corp. by agreeing to pay Sprint about $80 million, the two companies announced Monday. This will allow ailing/failing VoIP company to remain …

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NEW YORK, Sep 27, 2007 (BUSINESS WIRE) — Designed for individuals and traditional mobile phone users looking for a better way to manage their professional and social lives, Palm, Inc. …

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p-news.comThings have been awfully quiet in Vonage’s corner lately … until today.. They jus. announced that they plan to appeal the US District Court’s jury verdict in the …