Sprint PCS Keeps Roaming, Isn't Building
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Sprint, SBC Announce Wi-Fi Roaming Pact
Sprint, SBC Announce Wi-Fi Roaming Pact
08/27/2004 01:39 PMA Sprint-SBC deal will let customers use both companies' wireless
Internet connections with less hassle.
Sprint and SBC announce Wi-Fi roaming
pact
Sprint and SBC announce Wi-Fi roaming
pact
08/27/2004 01:31 PMSiliconValley.com Aug 27 2004 1:45PM GMT
Sprint, SBC Make Roaming Deal… Again?
Sprint, SBC Make Roaming Deal… Again?
08/27/2004 01:30 PMSprint and SBC said their Wi-Fi customers can roam between the
networks: Just a month ago, USA Today published an unconfirmed report
that the two had struck a roaming deal. The most important aspect of a
roaming deal between Sprint and SBC may be that it opens up more
access to airport hotspots for customers. Airports have been hotly
contested space and operators have fought to "own" airports. That may
change anyway, however, with a recent clarification of FCC rules that
would allow airlines or shops in airports to deliver their own Wi-Fi
services. That means that eventually, multiple operators may build
networks in each airport. Other than airports, the rest of the
agreement between SBC and Sprint may include a lot of overlap. They
both already have deals with Wayport and Concourse. Sprint has a
roaming agreement with AT&T Wireless, which could also become
redundant assuming the AT&T Wireless/Cingular merger goes through.
Cingular is part-owned by SBC. At the end of July, USA Today reported
that Sprint had just 12 of its own hotspots, which likely does not
include its Truckstop.net hotspots that are technically built by
Sprint's managed services division. Even if this deal doesn't
significantly expand SBC's network, it's one more roaming deal which
is a good thing. Such deals help increase the number of networks users
can access, which in turn makes subscribing more attractive....
Sprint, SBC in Short-Range Wireless
Roaming Deal (Reuters)
Sprint, SBC in Short-Range Wireless
Roaming Deal (Reuters)
08/27/2004 05:12 PMReuters - Sprint Corp. (FON.N) said on Friday it
made a deal that will let it nearly double the number of places
it offers short-range wireless Internet connections.
Roaming the Net
Roaming the Net
05/10/2004 01:06 PMUSA Today May 10 2004 5:05PM GMT
Roaming is Hot Topic of the Day
Roaming is Hot Topic of the Day
12/05/2003 01:54 PM ">Roaming is a key requirement for Wi-Fi to take off but this writer
is clueless: She seems to think that Intel's Centrino marketing
program has something to do with roaming when really it's just an
advertising push. The focus of this story is on technical challenges
to roaming but she's missing the main issue. The technical challenges
are small compared to the need for service providers to make
agreements with each other so that a subscription to one service lets
users access virtually any available hot spot. With those deals in
place, more customers are likely to sign up for susbscriptions. She
also includes some shameless promotion of a company that does business
with her publisher. She cites Zinio as a "chief" player in marketing
value-added Wi-Fi services. It looks to me like Zinio reformats
magazines so that they look nice on handheld devices. What on earth
does that have to do with roaming?? What a poor example of
journalism....
Roaming Comes to Starbucks
Roaming Comes to Starbucks
12/17/2003 07:20 AMSiliconValley.Internet.com Dec 17 2003 6:37AM ET
Roaming nomad
Roaming nomad
03/25/2005 05:16 PMFirst public release
Vodafone 3G Roaming
Vodafone 3G Roaming
05/04/2004 05:17 AM3G May 4 2004 8:51AM GMT
Roaming robots
Roaming robots
07/25/2004 09:08 AMChicago Tribune Jul 25 2004 12:15PM GMT
Fast Roaming Standard
Fast Roaming Standard
01/26/2004 01:57 PMI wrote a short article for Infoworld about the proposal for a fast
roaming task group: If the IEEE approves the request, which most
involved think it will, a new standard will be hammered out to speed
up hand-off. The current mechanism for hand-off in the 802.11
specification isn't fast enough to support voice calls or other
multimedia applications. Today vendors have their own proprietary ways
to speed up roaming but they hope to come up with a standard way to do
it. Contrary to some earlier reports, Cisco told me that they are
supportive of the effort. If the standard ends up being very different
from the way Cisco currently handles roaming now, the company will
support both the standard and its own technology. Hopefully the
standards process will create an efficient and fast way to do
hand-off. While writing a different story for Infoworld about voice
over WLANs, I found that most of the proprietary ways to support fast
hand-off weren,t totally ideal. An improved hand-off mechanism may
encourage more voice over WLAN implementations....
Roaming Poised to Expand
Roaming Poised to Expand
11/06/2003 12:46 AMThe Wall Street Journal says T-Mobile near signing a roaming agreement
(link good for 7 days): The article reports that roaming is starting
to become an inevitability. I'm curious whether T-Mobile envisions a
model in which there is fee settlement across networks, or it's free
roaming. The TeliaSonera model cited in the article involves one bill,
one account, but usage fees outside of the home network range of
Finland and Sweden and certain TeliaSonera-operated hotspots in other
Scandinavian countries. I stand by my prediction: within a year, all
U.S. networks will have substantial inter-network roaming agreements
that will allow unlimited usage by subscribers for $30 per month or
less. The marginal but vital additional value of Wi-Fi will enhance
cellular and landline businesses, and possibly that of wired ISPs, but
it won't have the standalone value that some misguided souls believe
it does today....
Wi-Fi to Cellular Roaming Stalled
Wi-Fi to Cellular Roaming Stalled
08/30/2004 09:56 AMeWeek has an interesting article talking about the hurdles the new
VoIP Wi-Fi and cellular-switching phones may have penetrating the
market. Even though companies like Motorola are developing systems
that allow cellphones to switch seamlessly to Wi-Fi, the thought is
that the savings provided to corporate infrastructure might be moot as
cellular rates continue to drop. Of course, the people who really want
this service are regular consumers like you and me, even though we are
probably going to be the last people to get it (it may be more
realistic to cheer on Verizon and other carriers to offer high-speed
cellular networks like EV-DO and EDGE).
But interestingly, hospitals may be the earliest adopters of the
Wi-Fi/cellular switching phones, specifically because of the dangers
cellular radios can cause to sensitive medical equipment. If the
phones switch to Wi-Fi, they can control the power levels to be weaker
and (presumably) safer.
Read - Wi-Fi-to-Cellular Roaming Still on Hold
[eWeek (Yahoo)]
Wi-Fi-to-Cellular Roaming Still on Hold
Wi-Fi-to-Cellular Roaming Still on Hold
08/30/2004 06:31 AMPhones and services that will allow users to roam between Wi-Fi and
cellular networks are still on hold, in spite of a joint plan by
Motorola, Avaya and Proxim to offer a converged wireless device and
the infrastructure to support it by year's end.
Making Wireless Roaming Fun
Making Wireless Roaming Fun
04/12/2004 04:56 AMGames exploiting mobile phones' GPS capabilities are becoming popular
in Japan and Europe, and Mogi -- a virtual treasure hunt -- has
players teaming up to cover Tokyo. By Daniel Terdiman.
On the Rails: Rolling Without Roaming
On the Rails: Rolling Without Roaming
01/16/2004 11:33 AMWhen Amtrak is a second office, is there a mobile carrier of choice?
SK Dominates Roaming Service
SK Dominates Roaming Service
07/11/2004 08:49 AMHankooki Jul 11 2004 11:41AM GMT
US Wi-Fi operators inch towards roaming
US Wi-Fi operators inch towards roaming
07/26/2004 10:58 AMSBC, Sprint strike deal
3G roaming deal signed
3G roaming deal signed
03/22/2005 11:50 PMGulf Daily News Mar 23 2005 4:09AM GMT
SMS 2003 Roaming Boundaries
SMS 2003 Roaming Boundaries
05/25/2004 04:37 PMBT inks new Wi-Fi roaming deals
BT inks new Wi-Fi roaming deals
06/05/2005 11:41 PMHave lappy, will travel
3's 3G Gets Ofcom Roaming Boost
3's 3G Gets Ofcom Roaming Boost
07/23/2004 06:21 AM3G Jul 23 2004 9:10AM GMT
Hooray for Roaming Deals
Hooray for Roaming Deals
12/02/2003 04:55 PMBoingo Wireless strikes deal with Concourse to add a handful of
airports to Boingo's network: Now Boingo customers can use Wi-Fi in
LaGuardia, JFK, and Newark, and soon Detroit-Wayne county and
Minneapolis/St. Paul. Boingo previously had access to these networks
via its partnership with Wayport, but Wayport's relationship with
Concourse has been severed in several airports. In other related news,
Sprint said that its PCS customers can access Concourse's networks in
those same airports. Sprint also has deals with Airpath, Cometa,
Wayport, and Truckstop.net, and has built a Wi-Fi network in the
Kansas City International Airport. Now if only Sprint and Boingo would
get together......
DoCoMo roaming on loan
DoCoMo roaming on loan
04/29/2004 07:14 PMinfoSync Apr 29 2004 10:29PM GMT
Group Forms for GSM/Wi-Fi Roaming
Group Forms for GSM/Wi-Fi Roaming
09/03/2004 05:49 PMA group of operators and vendors have formed a group to work out
seamless roaming between GSM and Wi-Fi networks: The group hopes to
develop a specification and work with standards organizations for a
formal standard. The three big GSM operators in the United States,
AT&T Wireless, Cingular, and T-Mobile are part of the group as are
Motorola, Nokia, Siemens, and others. While the creation of a standard
is a step in the right direction, there doesn't seem to be any mention
on the group's Web site of any work toward backend billing and
settlement between operators. The issue of arranging business deals
between operators seems to be a more difficult hurdle than the
technical issues of such roaming. Also, notably absent in the list of
participants are many of the leading Wi-Fi operators. T-Mobile and
British Telecom are part of the group but none of the other large
Wi-Fi operators. It's always hard to tell when these groups pop up if
they'll just fizzle away or actually accomplish what they set out to.
There is certainly a need for work on Wi-Fi/cellular roaming so
hopefully this group will be successful....
US researchers turbocharge Wi-Fi roaming
US researchers turbocharge Wi-Fi roaming
04/14/2005 01:42 PMvnunet.com Apr 14 2005 4:28PM GMT
Here Comes 'a Broader Roaming Era'
Here Comes 'a Broader Roaming Era'
02/18/2004 03:47 AMBusiness Week Feb 18 2004 7:18AM GMT
Near-Seamless Handoff for 802.11 Roaming
Near-Seamless Handoff for 802.11 Roaming
04/14/2005 10:03 AMTwo University of California San Diego scientists have developed a
better way of seamlessly handing off 802.11 roaming, making it
possible for people from one hotspot to another without dropping
connections. That's important not so much for data, which can handle a
dropped packet here and there, but for streaming audio, video, and
voice-over-IP.
The SyncScan solution proposed by Savage and
Ramani is a method to continuously monitor the proximity of nearby
802.11 access points. Instead of looking for surrounding access points
just when the current signal is running low, a Wi-Fi device with
SyncScan regularly checks signal strengths nearby -- but only for very
short periods of time. These times are picked to precisely coincide
with regularly scheduled "beacon" messages sent by all standard Wi-Fi
access points. The process eliminates the current need to start from
scratch when looking for a stronger signal, and replaces the long
scanning delay with many small delays that are imperceptible to the
user.
Faster handoff between Wi-Fi networks promises near-seamless 802.11
roaming [EurekAlert]
3G Video Roaming for Vodafone
3G Video Roaming for Vodafone
06/29/2004 03:43 PM3G Jun 29 2004 6:43PM GMT
Roaming Solutions Fight for Ground
Roaming Solutions Fight for Ground
05/11/2004 02:58 PMRoaming is crucial for many service providers that are hoping to offer
their customers access to the greatest number of hotspots. But while
service providers know that roaming is important, they're faced with a
slew of options, each with varying services, for how to make it work.
We covered RoamPoint's recent launch, comparing its offering with the
iPass roaming offering. Wi-Fi Networking News today spoke with the
marketing director from WeRoam for a perspective on that company's
mission. WeRoam handles authentication, billing, settlement, and
aggregation of hotspots for GSM operators around the globe. The
company is a sister company of Comfone, the organization that provides
clearing, billing, and authentication for over 200 GSM operators'
roaming services. WeRoam is building on those capabilities and
existing relationships to offer hotspot services to GSM operators.
WeRoam says it has aggregated 8,000 hotspots worldwide, which includes
Fatport, Surf and Sip, and Concourse in North America. WeRoam's GSM
operator customers can offer those hotspots to their customers,
relying on WeRoam to support authentication and bill settlement.
WeRoam primarily touts its SIM-card authentication method but will
support password authentication, smart cards, interactive voice
response methods, and other authentication methods. End users
typically have a combined UMTS, GPRS, and Wi-Fi PC card that has a SIM
slot but they can use a SIM card dongle instead. When they arrive in
range of a hotspot, the WeRoam client software on their PC checks that
the hotspot is part of the WeRoam network. If it is, the SIM card in
the PC card authenticates the user against WeRoam servers in
Switzerland. Then WeRoam aggregates billing information and settlement
data and acts as a broker. The process uses the same secure networks
used by GSM operators to enable their cellular voice customers to roam
so it's easy for operators to sign up for the service, said Michael
Gebert, director of marketing for WeRoam. WeRoam primarily focuses on
Europe, where Orange Switzerland is a customer, but has some customers
in Africa and South America. The U.S. isn't a large market for WeRoam
because cell phone users here aren't as comfortable using SIM cards as
customers in other parts of the world. But WeRoam has talked to
operators such as AT&T Wireless and T-Mobile, which could use
other authentication methods instead of SIM, Gebert said. WeRoam
recently added Australia's Skynet Global, a hotspot operator, to its
network. WeRoam doesn't consider Roampoint a...
SkyNetGlobal Becomes WeRoam's Wi-Fi
Roaming Partner
SkyNetGlobal Becomes WeRoam's Wi-Fi
Roaming Partner
05/04/2004 04:59 PMWi-Fi Technology Forum May 4 2004 9:49PM GMT
Boingo's SBC Home Roaming Lights Up
Boingo's SBC Home Roaming Lights Up
06/24/2005 10:01 PM Boingo customers can now roam onto 3,400 SBC FreedomLink locations
that SBC has directly contracted: To avoid confusion, SBC should
probably better label its different offerings. SBC operates 3,400
FreedomLink locations at The UPS Store, Barnes & Noble, Caribou
Coffee, and other locations. This is its home network. It also resells
access to Wayport and a few other networks as part of its roaming
network. And it buys access to McDonald's restaurants via Wayport, but
includes that access in its standard network. So SBC FreedomLink
subscribers who sign up for the basic deal gets SBC-run locations and
McDonald's. Add in roaming, and they get the roaming partners, which
includes airports, hotels, and other locations. Boingo Wireless
announced it would resell SBC-run locations, and those locations are
now live in their network. Whew....
Global 3G data roaming comes closer
Global 3G data roaming comes closer
05/12/2004 02:22 PMZDNet UK May 12 2004 5:40PM GMT
BSNL launches international roaming
BSNL launches international roaming
09/19/2004 02:40 AMTechTree Sep 19 2004 5:42AM GMT
Broadreach scoops up roaming partners
Broadreach scoops up roaming partners
12/04/2003 01:15 PMBoingo, iPass, Gric and more
MCI spreads Wi-Fi roaming with Boingo
deal
MCI spreads Wi-Fi roaming with Boingo
deal
12/17/2003 08:27 AMZDNet UK Dec 17 2003 7:53AM ET
Vodafone Germany kicks off 3G roaming
Vodafone Germany kicks off 3G roaming
05/03/2004 12:22 PMinfoSync May 3 2004 3:39PM GMT
UMTS-telefonie en roaming Vodafone
UMTS-telefonie en roaming Vodafone
05/04/2004 07:52 AMPlanet.nl May 4 2004 12:15PM GMT
Cisco May Intro New Support for Roaming
Cisco May Intro New Support for Roaming
05/04/2004 05:03 PMEWeek reports that Cisco is about to introduce new products that will
enable roaming between access points: The capability is key to rolling
out voice services on WLANs. The products will work in conjunction
with Cisco's Catalyst 6500 switches. One apparent downside to the
Cisco setup is that it won't support roaming between APs that are
connected to different switches. Also, packets will travel from the
client to the AP then through to potentially multiple switches before
reaching their destination, which could be a client attached to the
same AP. Most WLAN switch vendors and security gateway developers
already support roaming across networks and even across subnets. But
Cisco always has a leg up on startups because of its installed base.
Cisco is hosting a Webcast for journalists tomorrow during which
executives may detail more about the new platform. EWeek wasn't
expecting an announcement from Cisco until Networld+Interop next week,
however....
Grok Description matches for Sprint PCS Keeps Roaming, Isn't Building
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The Sprint PCS Fair and Flexible Plan
The Sprint PCS Fair and Flexible Plan
09/21/2004 04:48 PMAd - http://www.sprintpcs.com Sep 21 2004 6:31PM GMT
Sprint to Spend $1 Billion on 3G Upgrade
Sprint to Spend $1 Billion on 3G Upgrade
06/23/2004 02:03 PMeWeek Jun 23 2004 5:39PM GMT
Sprint to Invest $1 Billion on 3G
Upgrade
Sprint to Invest $1 Billion on 3G
Upgrade
06/22/2004 06:41 PMThe carrier says it will offer CDMA Ev-DO services in select markets
in the second half of the year.
Motorola eyes Sprint data upgrade
Motorola eyes Sprint data upgrade
12/24/2004 01:00 PMMobileTracker Dec 22 2004 11:49PM GMT
Sprint PCS goes CSS
Sprint PCS goes CSS
11/19/2003 12:31 AMThe Sprint PCS site has
relaunched, using XHTML 1.0 transitional and CSS. It's another great
example of a mostly web standards compliant commerical/corporate;
there are a few validation errors thanks to a quarrelsome CMS. France Rupert is the
lead developer behind the new site and is promising a
detailed writeup of the process and challenges behind the redesign.
France hails from Kansas City, so hopefully we'll be able to get him
along to a web
meetup in the not too distant future.
In related news, WaSP have an excellent interview up with
Dan Cederholm, lead developer behind the high profile Fast Company and Inc.com web standards redesigns and
squire of Simple Bits. The
interview has a lot of great anecdotes about how switching to
standards saved both time and money.
Sprint to lay off 1,100 workers
Sprint to lay off 1,100 workers
06/16/2004 04:29 PMSprint said today it plans to lay off 850 workers in its Sprint
Business Solutions division and as many as 250 employees in corporate
jobs that support that division, including IT workers.
Sprint Tries Out New IBM Tools
Sprint Tries Out New IBM Tools
07/06/2004 01:52 PMSprint Corp. will be among the first customers to take advantage of
new software IBM introduced last week to help wireless carriers
provide better service to enterprise customers.
Sprint Announces LG MM-535
Sprint Announces LG MM-535
03/14/2005 06:02 PM
Sprint is
showing off the LG MM-535 slider phone, with a 1.3-megapixel camera,
3D sound, and video-on-demand services. Jon Gales from MobileTracker
thought he recalled the MM-535 to have Bluetooth, but there's no word
on it in Sprint's feature lists.
Expect the LG MM-535 for around $230 after rebates.
LG
MM-535 announced by Sprint PCS [MobileTracker]
Sprint Rebate
Sprint Rebate
02/25/2003 12:20 PMThrough the end of March, Sprint is offering a $100 rebate on the
Handspring Treo 300, Samsung SPH-i330, and Toshiba...
Sprint to Get Behind WiMax
Sprint to Get Behind WiMax
02/06/2005 01:11 AMTechnocrat.net Feb 6 2005 2:25AM GMT
Sprint to axe 1,100 jobs
Sprint to axe 1,100 jobs
06/17/2004 06:50 AMCompetitive market blamed
Sprint to cut 1,100 workers
Sprint to cut 1,100 workers
06/16/2004 11:30 AMCiting increased competition in the long-distance market, the company
says its will begin laying off employees in July.
Sprint Gets BlackBerry
Sprint Gets BlackBerry
08/16/2004 12:41 PMOoh, I can slide this one in short and sweet: Sprint is getting
BlackBerry, later this year. Details to follow.
Read -
BlackBerry Coming to Sprint [SlashPhone]
Sprint earnings down 87%
Sprint earnings down 87%
04/20/2004 10:15 PMUSA Today Apr 21 2004 2:49AM GMT
New Sprint TV Service Is Not TV
New Sprint TV Service Is Not TV
11/17/2003 09:13 AMTechfocus Nov 17 2003 8:29AM ET
Sprint goes to the videos
Sprint goes to the videos
12/03/2003 12:35 AMSprint PCS plans to unveil its own version of cell phone video on
Wednesday, a service designed to let people exchange 15-second
homemade videos.
Sprint Name Wins Out
Sprint Name Wins Out
06/24/2005 09:26 PMSiliconValley.Internet.com Jun 25 2005 1:57AM GMT
Sprint PCS goes to the videos
Sprint PCS goes to the videos
12/03/2003 01:24 PMCNET Dec 3 2003 12:17PM ET
The New AT&T Wireless Is Sprint
The New AT&T Wireless Is Sprint
05/18/2004 03:04 PMThis isn't a huge surprise, considering that everyone
expected
this move back in March, but AT&T has made it official that
they've
signed an MVNO
agreement with Sprint to use their network for their own wireless
carrier offering. Just like Sprint's deal with Virgin Mobile, Sprint
gives AT&T the network, and AT&T does all the branding. They plan to
offer bundled offerings that tie the mobile phone service to their
local, long distance and VoIP offerings - all of which makes sense.
What still hasn't be made clear, however, is if they'll go back to
using the AT&T Wireless name. They get the rights back as soon as the
current AT&T Wireless completes the deal to be acquired by Cingular
(late this year). However, the AT&T Wireless name has such a bad
reputation these days, they may be better off not doing so. Besides,
the level of confusion among consumers probably isn't worth it.
Still, it is amusing to trace the history of AT&T's wireless offerings
from a startup they bought, to something they spun out, to something
they wish they had again. Of course, maybe they get the last laugh.
They got a lot of cash in spinning out AT&T Wireless and now they'll
have a wireless offering without actually having to run a network.
Either way, it's a bit amusing to see what will more or less amount to
a "new entrant" in the space just as everyone was calling for the
entire US wireless carrier market to consolidate.
Gold for GB sprint four
Gold for GB sprint four
08/28/2004 02:48 PMBritain's men's 4x100m relay team win a stunning gold medal in Athens.
Sprint claims 'world spe
Sprint claims 'world spe
06/18/2004 10:08 PMTechzonez Jun 19 2004 2:21AM GMT
Bluetooth Phone Available from Sprint
Bluetooth Phone Available from Sprint
12/23/2003 12:54 PMBrightHand Dec 23 2003 11:57AM ET
Sprint Rings Up UMG, WMG (Reuters)
Sprint Rings Up UMG, WMG (Reuters)
01/18/2004 10:21 AMReuters - Universal Music Group and Warner
Music Group are the latest players in Sprint PCS Vision's
blossoming Music Tones business.
Sprint Press Releases
Sprint Press Releases
03/19/2003 10:25 PMSprint plans to offer the Samsung SPH-A600 and the Samsung SPH-i700
and Hitachi G1000 Pocket PC Phone Edition devices. The...
Sprint touts off-Net networks
Sprint touts off-Net networks
07/22/2004 04:27 PMThe long-distance giant reveals how many companies have signed up for
its "Peerless IP" offering.
Sprint, Nextel to Merge
Sprint, Nextel to Merge
12/19/2004 03:18 PM Sprint and Nextel announced their $40 billion merger of equals:
Sprint's CDMA technology has been a block to offer push-to-talk (PTT)
services that Nextel has made great profits on. Nextel has no
migration plan for next-generation data services, although they've
been testing approaches that aren't integrated with their iDEN voice
technology. Sprint has already committed to spending billions on 3G
high-speed voice and data systems. In seemingly unrelated news a few
days ago, Cingular dropped its challenge to the FCC proposal that
would allow Nextel to reorganize its scattered chunks of frequency,
giving them new contiguous spectrum in exchange for paying for the
cost of moving the public-safety incumbents to Nextel-vacated
frequencies. It's a multi-billion-dollar deal that the FCC offered,
and Verizon Wireless and Cingular Wireless now no longer oppose it,
and one would expect Sprint and Nextel to accept the deal, although
Nextel wants to pay substantially less. The new Sprint Nextel is at a
rough parity with the subscriber base of Cingular-post-AT&T
Wireless acquisition and Verizon Wireless (all on their lonesome).
Sprint Nextel will have 35 million subscribers, Cingular 47 million,
and Verizon Wireless 42 million. T-Mobile becomes a distant fourth
(about 16 million subscribers) with no data upgrade plan in sight.
This didn't elude the Wall Street Journal, which filed this report in
which T-Mobile notes that worldwide they have about 70 million cell
phone users which allows them to compete on scale for handsets and
network components....
Coming in '05: AT&T Mobile (Via Sprint)
Coming in '05: AT&T Mobile (Via Sprint)
12/30/2004 12:04 AMAT&T is expected to announce as soon as next week details about how it
plans to offer mobile phone service using Sprint's cellular network.
Sprint Nextel's New Logo
Sprint Nextel's New Logo
06/24/2005 04:02 PM
Every time a pin drops, an angel
gets its wings.
That's all I've got. I actually don't hate it, really, and it'll be
good for Sprint to ditch the red and white (also Verizon's colors) to
go with something a bit more shocking. Now they just need to co-brand
a phone with DeWalt with swappable drill bits.
Sprint rolls out new VPN products
Sprint rolls out new VPN products
01/28/2004 12:30 PMSprint Corp. Wednesday announced three new VPN choices for users
including its first Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS) and Secure
Sockets Layer (SSL) offerings.
Sprint PCS Keeps Roaming, Isn't Building
