The Sprint WiMax shutdown in Massachusetts will have to wait at least 90 days in response to a lawsuit filed by Mobile Citizen and Mobile Beacon. Sprint wants to
A Sprint WiMax shutdown is targeted for the end of 2015. It is one element of Sprint’s ambitious plan to repurpose spectrum holdings to support LTE and Spark service.
Mobile data service provider Karma will use the Sprint LTE network beginning in mid-2014 to support its pay-as-you-go offering that lets Wi-Fi devices use a cellular
FreedomPop, who launched a “free” wireless broadband service late last year, has now turned their attention to the home.
Free 4G service provider FreedomPop will allow users to share data their monthly data allotments with one another and has gained a cash infusion from
FreedomPop’s free broadband wireless offering is mutating from an “open Beta” to an official launch. A company spokesman told Telecompetitor that customers will be able to
People who want to use FreedomPop’s free broadband service will need one of three devices. A FreedomPop spokesperson provides details about the devices to Telecompetitor.
NetZero will offer a “free” 4G mobile broadband service of up to 200 MB in data traffic per month, using Clearwire’s WiMax network.
FreedomPop, the company planning to provide free mobile broadband, said yesterday that it will use the Clearwire network
Sprint Nextel and Clearwire today announced agreements potentially worth up to $1.6 billion over the next four years in payments for WiMAX services.
NewNet Communication Technologies announced today that the company plans to acquire the former Motorola Solutions’ WiMAX business from Nokia Siemens Networks.
The fallout from this Open Range bankruptcy could be far reaching. It was the largest ‘broadband loan’ on record by the RUS and now Congress is involved
United Online and Clearwire announced a new, five-year wholesale agreement to offer a 4G mobile broadband service under the NetZero brand.
Minnesota has offered $2 million for the assets of bankrupt service provider Open Range Communications.
Sprint confirmed widely held rumors about their upcoming migration to 4G LTE today. The third largest U.S. wireless carrier will transition
Reports indicate that rural WiMAX operator Open Range is in trouble. The company has apparently told most employees they will be laid off and they are potentially looking for a buyer.
Michigan-based SpeedConnect and Kansas-based United Wireless–announced that they will be deploying rural 4G networks using SingleRAN equipment from Huawei.
Infonetics forecasts WiMax to have 25 million customers by the end of 2011
The biggest champion of WiMAX in North America, Clearwire, announced yesterday that they want to migrate away from WiMAX to LTE.
Sprint is now enabling Wholesale customers with the power of faster download speeds and more bandwidth by providing them with access to America’s Favorite 4G Network.
Tranquility Internet, an Internet service provider that has served the Columbia market since 1997, plans to launch WiMax service on Aug 15 and will compete with