T-Mobile and Clearwire sitting in a tree: S-P-E-C-T-R-U-M-I-N-G First comes 3G, then comes 4G, then comes the Spectrum sharing! While this may appear ludicrous at first sight (Sprint owns majority of Clearwire, T-Mobile is looking at LTE for 4G while Clearwire builds it's competing Wi-Max 4G network), it may be possible. The CEO of T-Mobile USA, Robert Dotson, while speaking ...

Sprint has released an ad that features the iPhone with its Overdrive 3G/4G Hotspot mobile router. The Overdrive allows you to use Sprint's 4G network with any WiFi capable device. The ad features "Matt" and the appropriately-named iPhone-owner "Steve." "My friend Steve's iPhone is cool, but it's limited to AT&T's 3G speeds," Matt says. "So I'm going to use the Ove...

Sprint has begun airing a new commercial which offers iPhone users a way to connect to their 4G network without switching carriers.

Sprint is scheduled to reveal the innovative 4G phone, tagged as the HTC Supersonic, at the CTIA Wireless tradeshow in Las Vegas. The Wall Street Journal mentioned that the handset will run on Sprints WiMax powered 4G networks. Sprints 4G network is available in 27 markets at present and Sprint has eight new markets that

The word is that during next week’s industry trade show, CTIA 2010, Sprint will launch their WiMAX phone which will be the first 4G handset in the United States and has been manufacturer by HTC and known as the HTC Supersonic reports global telecoms business. The Sprint HTC Supersonic will use the 4G network which has

Section: Communications, Cellphones, Cellular Providers, Mobile Sprint seems to be learning a bit from Verizon as to how to market your network compared to AT&T.  Rather than focusing on 3G or 4G coverage (since Sprint doesnt have much to boast on either front), however, Sprint is taking aim at the networks speed, specifically the speed of its 4G network.  The ad doesnt feature a...

The Wall Street Journal isnt exactly saying anything Earth-shattering, but they are lending some cred to a rumor thats been circulating for weeks. The WSJ reported today that Sprint is expected to use CTIA as a launch pad for the HTC Supersonic, the first 4G WiMax phone. The Supersonic would be attractive on Sprints 4G network,

Lets hope Sprint is enjoying being ahead of the pack in launching 4G technology, because it looks like Verizon is catching up quickly. Sprint partnered with Clearwire, Time Warner Cable, Comcast, and Google to build its 4G network, and has already launched it in 27 markets using WiMax technology. The group plans to expand that ...

Sprint is planning launch the first smartphone that's capable of running on a 4G network, the HTC Supersonic, according to The Wall Street Journal. The announcement is expected during CTIA next week. Read the full story here.

Clearwire Communications, LLC, an operating subsidiary of Clearwire Corporation, the provider of the largest 4G network in the United States, announced today a series of enhancements brought to its CLEAR 4G network in Austin. According to the company, the improvements were made in anticipation of the thousands of visitors that will arrive in Aus...