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Sprint and Clearwire Launch WiMax in a Slew of Markets
phonescoop.com - 26 days ago
Sprint and Clearwire Launch WiMax in a Slew of Markets
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Today Sprint Nextel and Clearwire announced the official launch and availability of their WiMax wireless broadband network in a handful of markets. The largest two markets launched are Chicago, Illinois, and Dallas-Ft. Worth, Texas. A number of markets are ... (follow link to read)
now.sprint.com - 26 days ago
Sprint Android
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Sprint gears up for more Android, BlackBerry and Windows Mobile goodness
boygeniusreport.com - 29 days ago
Sprint gears up for more Android, BlackBerry and Windows Mobile goodness
— boygeniusreport.com — Yesterday, Sprint executive David Owens dropped a ton of great news for Sprint customers in a live... chat. Some of the news isn’t groundbreaking, but it’s still good to know and get confirmation from Sprint directly. Read on for the ... (more) Sprint gears up for more Android, BlackBerry and Windows ...

Comments vote down I4U News found this 29 days agofound this
www2.sprint.com - 26 days ago
Newsroom Home Page
— www2.sprint.com — Section links: News Releases Press Kits Image Gallery Media Contacts Public Policy Consumer Resources Email Subscription RSS... - News Release What is RSS? Newsroom Newsroom: The official word about Sprint. Initiative, people, products and services. ... (more) Newsroom Home Page

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Gizmodo:  Did You Wake Up Basked in the Warm Glow of Wimax? [WiMax]

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Did You Wake Up Basked in the Warm Glow of Wimax? [WiMax]
Gizmodo — There's a pretty good chance you did, especially if you live in the Carolinas: Sprint just flipped the switch on Wimax in a bunch of cities, from Chicago to Raleigh. They may yet hit that 80 market target. [Sprint via Phone Scoop] ...

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