the whole wimax project in America was so poorly organized. it is a great idea but the tech and financial aspects were so terribly screwed up that I, for one, will be surprised if it ever does establish itself as a leader in the data marketplace. for the next two years, 3g and 3.5g are not going anywhere. except into the iphone.
Sure, for the next two years; the most optimistic (while remaining rational) WiMAX booster woulda said that. Give it some time; this delay won't, IMHO, seriously affect its longterm success. I think it does have a decent shot; and I don't see any 5G technologies coming sooner than it would get adopted, so it won't get pwned by its successor before it gets off the ground.
“An engineer explained to us that hundreds of ear impressions were gathered in the name of research, and while each one obviously boasted its own unique shape and size, one single characteristic remained uniform across the board: the entrance into the ear canal is not a perfect circle, it's an oval.”
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the whole wimax project in America was so poorly organized. it is a great idea but the tech and financial aspects were so terribly screwed up that I, for one, will be surprised if it ever does establish itself as a leader in the data marketplace. for the next two years, 3g and 3.5g are not going anywhere. except into the iphone.
Sure, for the next two years; the most optimistic (while remaining rational) WiMAX booster woulda said that. Give it some time; this delay won't, IMHO, seriously affect its longterm success. I think it does have a decent shot; and I don't see any 5G technologies coming sooner than it would get adopted, so it won't get pwned by its successor before it gets off the ground.