Molly McLaughlin on October 25, 2011
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Want a 4G tablet? If you want built-in 4G, you’ll have to go Android. (The iPad can get 4G only with a MiFi device.) There are about half a dozen 4G Android tablets in various sizes and price points available from the four major carriers.
Yannick Schwarz on October 4, 2011
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Tim Cook, Apple’s new CEO, finally announced the new iPhone 4s today and caused great disappointment among Apple fans expecting the iPhone 5 supporting 4G.
Molly McLaughlin on August 12, 2011
Announced way back in January at the Consumer Electronics Show, the 4G-powered HP Pavilion dm1-3010nr notebook is now available at Verizon.
Ari Zoldan on August 8, 2011
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Nokia Siemens Networks announced that it will cut 1,500 jobs from Motorola Solutions, affecting R&D, supply chain and sales related to the WiMAX business.
Yannick Schwarz on July 18, 2011
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As Sprint and Clearwire are introducing LTE services, the question is raised as to how realistic and realizable it will be to combine 4G LTE services with WiMAX.
Julian Vogel on July 14, 2011
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Sprint and LightSquared confirmed a new network deal with will establish a hybrid LTE-WiMAX network.
Yannick Schwarz on June 29, 2011
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Lately, LTE is said to have won the 4G market competition. But is WiMAX technology down or can it rely on its multiple applications and supporters?
Kobe Wadsworth on June 27, 2011
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I have called Sprint the king of 4G for many reasons. Now I am going to reveal how easy it will be for Sprint to enter the LTE space.
Joshua Wiesenfeld on June 7, 2011
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Clearwire, the company that operates the WiMAX 4G network, has decided to expand its coverage in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, the two largest cities in Pennsylvania
Joshua Wiesenfeld on May 4, 2011
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he Department of Justice is looking into possible trust violations, but AT&T broadcasted that they expect to receive the go ahead from the DOJ within 12 months. Now it appears the wait may be a little longer than that.
