So! Sprint just made it official that they will be rolling out 4G LTE, and basically slowly backing away from their current 4G network, WiMax. What does that mean for you?
Sprint Might Buy Out Clearwire to Own Its 4G Destiny
Sprint owns a majority of Clearwire, the company it partners with to deliver 4G WiMax. Clearwire is a troubled little company: It poops money like a baby with bloody diarrhea, and it needs to spend $600 millionish to upgrade its network to LTE
Clearwire Joins Team LTE, Effectively Abandoning WiMax
Clearwire, the biggest cheerleaders for WiMax mobile broadband, revealed their intent to support the competing LTE standard as well. Did the 4G wars just end? [Engadget]
Clearwire (WiMax 4G) Getting Sued For Throttling
Clearwire, the company that provides WiMax 4G for itself and Sprint, is getting sued for throttling users to 256Kbps, when their advertising saying that there's a 1Mbps floor. [Phonescoop]
4G WiMax for New York, San Francisco and LA Switched On From Nov 1
November 1st for New York, December 1st for Los Angeles and San Francisco in "late December." That's the promise from Clearwire, Comcast and Sprint in regards to the big switching-on of their 4G WiMax services—Clearwire in the case of CLEAR, Comcast with XFINITY Internet 2go, and Sprint for Sprint 4G. [Clearwire]
Clearwire Conducting Trials On Coexistence Between 4G LTE And WiMAX…
We know that Clearwire can ditch WiMAX
