Verizon must feel threatened. They are also barking up the wrong tree, seeing as how Sprint is moving past 3g and has 4g in many markets now. (supposed to be nearing a 4g handset) But while we are on the subject, I have never had a problem with my 3G's dependability.
@Unverified (the one without the Sprint logo as the avatar)
Yeah, looks like its GSM and WiMAX phone. The WiMAX is the same frequency as Sprint's 2.5-2.7 GHz. Wonder if they will be changing that phone and brining it to Sprint.
Although it will have to have a crap ton of antennas on it. CDMA 1xRTT, EV-DO, WiMAX, WiFi, Bluetooth.
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Verizon must feel threatened. They are also barking up the wrong tree, seeing as how Sprint is moving past 3g and has 4g in many markets now. (supposed to be nearing a 4g handset) But while we are on the subject, I have never had a problem with my 3G's dependability.
@(Unverified) HTC already has a WiMax handset in the former Soviet Union.
@Unverified (the one without the Sprint logo as the avatar)
Yeah, looks like its GSM and WiMAX phone. The WiMAX is the same frequency as Sprint's 2.5-2.7 GHz. Wonder if they will be changing that phone and brining it to Sprint.
Although it will have to have a crap ton of antennas on it. CDMA 1xRTT, EV-DO, WiMAX, WiFi, Bluetooth.