Playing both sides: Nokia says its 4G position 'has not changed'

It gets juicier, though: Nokia is also refuting claims that it has entered into an exclusive agreement to develop a touchscreen LTE device with Verizon: "While we have not entered into any exclusive agreement for 4G touch screen device development as is being reported, we will continue to follow and pursue developments as a normal course of business." In other words, "we're not opposed to the idea, but we haven't yet." Sorry to leave you hanging, Verizon subscribers, but the good news is that we're pretty confident these two giants are in bed together for the long haul in one capacity or another.

















Nokia's 4G position might have not changed, but Olii-Pekka Kalashnikov's certainly has. Instead of giving, he's now receiving.
Sure sign of a idiot, recurring lame joke of somebody's name.
Can we have one from S. Jandali?
An Apple troll. What a surprise.
Afraid of competition, you little troll?
Isn't LTE's data rollout two or three years after wimax?
LTE devices must still be in early, early development.
Don't worry, we weren't hanging. VZW would have fucked up and crippled whatever handset they would have come up with had there been an agreement.
I always thought of the technologies as being rather dissimilar, maybe I just didn't look into them that much. I guess I kind of assumed that WiMAX was more of a hotspot sort of deal on a grand scale, and LTE was a continuation of cell technology.
You were correct in that assumption.
Sweet! It's a Monday and I was right, it should be a good week!
YAY you! *dotheweirdfemaleorgayhandclappingthingyouknowwherethefingertipsdonttouch*
@onlineforen
Wow *dotheallamericanthingwhereistickmymiddlefingerupatdouchebags*
jerk
Im curious to know what pricing/limitations are gonna be.
i cant really tell if the article was sarcastic or not but thats an awfully harsh closing sentence