Sprint has announced that it will close down its WiMAX network on November 6th 2015. So, if you haven't made the switch to LTE, you have about a year to consider your upgrade options

Last month, Sprint nixed unlimited data for tethering customers. Now it's capping data for its mobile hotspot users, …

A post on the Full Disclosure mailing list claims both CDMA and 4G WiMAX wireless networks were compromised using a…
Clearwire, the biggest cheerleaders for WiMax mobile broadband, revealed their intent to support the competing LTE…
Sprint has signed and netted a massive $9 billion deal with LightSquared, which will give them access to their 4G…
Sprint's latest 4G hotspot, the Overdrive Pro, is coming on March 20, allowing 8 users to connect over wi-fi b/g/n…
From the way Sprint's Senior Vice President of Networks Bob Azzi was talking to PC World, LTE could be coming to…
The BlackBerry PlayBook, perhaps the first great 7-inch tablet, has found an "exclusive" home with Sprint. It'll be…
Sad news, folks: Clear's iSpot WiMax hotspot is apparently being discontinued already—barely five months after being…
In time for the onslaught of freshly-purchased Evos and Instincts, Sprint is giving life to San Francisco's 4G WiMax…

Verizon's pretty-damn-fast LTE network is launching in four days. They're calling it 4G. Sprint calls its WiMax…