Yesterday, AT&T, without disclosing any major details, announced at the ‘LTE North America’ conference that they will launch LTE-Advanced network in the US in 2013. Sprint had earlier announced that it will deploy LTE-A on its 800 MHz spectrum by H1-2013 and is expected to launch LTE services by mid-2012 on its 1900 MHz spectrum [...]
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It was only three weeks back when Sprint announced its intentions of leaving WiMAX and switching to LTE. Sprint had earlier announced that it will launch LTE services by mid-2012 on its 1900 MHz spectrum as a part of its “Network Vision” network upgrade program. Well, even before the operator made any further announcements regarding [...]
Last Friday, Sprint announced that it will build out a nationwide LTE network at a cost of $4 to $5 billion, to be launched by the end of 2013. According to their press release, this network roll out is expected to extend Sprint’s LTE coverage to 250 million people. The operator will reuse its existing [...]
Will four into three go ahead? Thoughts on the AT&T/T-Mobile deal
by Dr Windsor Holden on March 25th, 2011
Back in the day, when I was a callow youth, I cut my telecoms teeth in updating a database which detailed the activities of mobile network operators on a regional, national and indeed local basis: at the time, there was a far greater prevalence of smaller players, often proudly holding half a dozen licences with [...]
With the increase in non-voice revenues failing to offset the decline in voice revenues, US Wireless carriers are enviously eyeing the success of Apple’s and Google’s app stores. While they have undoubtedly benefitted from the smartphone/app revolution, carriers such as AT&T Mobility, Sprint, T-Mobile USA, and Verizon Wireless, are taking steps to be more than just a conduit in the future.
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