Simon Drew on February 6, 2012
At the 2012 CES, Sprint announced that it would no longer be releasing WiMAX phones and instead will be focusing its attention on LTE.
Kobe Wadsworth on October 17, 2011
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Sprint is ready to go forward, and they’re saying get on the LTE train, or get left behind. Right after Sprint came out in favor of LTE, Clear shared some of the same spotlight with their new LTE path. What does this mean for 4G?
Joshua Wiesenfeld on October 10, 2011
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Sprint Nextel Co. announced Friday that it will cease selling devices compatible with Clearwire’s network at the end of next year. Clearwire is a wholesale provider of WiMAX 4G wireless service and is majority owned by Sprint, who is also currently their biggest customer. This revelation came on the heels of Sprint’s decision to move into LTE territory, WiMAX”s biggest 4G competitor.
Kobe Wadsworth on September 26, 2011
With their vast spectrum holdings, Clear will become the main player where 4G is concerned. Bandwidth consumption is exploding and the need for speed is the here and now. Could a new smart device and LTE make a difference?
Sherin Mathew on September 13, 2011
As more companies such as Eion Networks look to broaden their technological portfolios with the inclusion of LTE, the waning influence of WiMAX in North America becomes apparent.
Yannick Schwarz on August 19, 2011
WiMAX technology is continuing to attract operators interested in bringing broadband internet to customers who recognize the value of 4G services
Amrisa Bhagwandin on August 18, 2011
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Two of the US’ largest mobile carriers are nabbing RIM’s 4G BlackBerry smartphones hoping to jump back in to the 4G game.
Amrisa Bhagwandin on August 15, 2011
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It appears to be that Sprint will no longer be offering Blackberry maker Research in Motion’s 4G-enabled Playbook, which the duo first announced at the Consumer Electronics Show back in January of this year.
Julian Vogel on August 11, 2011
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Broadcom, a wireless chip manufacturer, was asked this week about the WiMax situation and its future. Guess what they answered? Yes, WiMax has been abandoned.
Yehuda Borg on August 9, 2011
Last week Clearwire announced that they intend to adopt LTE in addition to their WiMAX network. With cash running low, some investors fear that Clearwire may default on their debts, as they are not generating enough money.
