AT&T Mobility and Verizon Wireless don't agree on many things in the wireless market, but executives from both carriers were able to concur on one thing at least: LTE is superior to mobile WiMAX. Kris Rinne, AT&T's senior vice president of architecture and planning, and Tom Sawanobori, Verizon's vice president for network strategy, each touted their companies' r...

Motorola and Verizon Wireless had in plan the release of an Android 2.1 software update for the users of a Motorola DROID handset on the carrier's airwaves, yet it seems that they have pushed back the deployment for an unknown period of time. However, a series of test users already received the update, though the mass roll-out will come...

Clearwire may have five times more 4G spectrum than its competitors, but AT&T and Verizon point out 700 MHz isn’t the only band they can use for LTE

Man, nothing like slamming your competition to make your product look better. It would appear that Sprint and Verizon are lobbing bombs together as Sprint took a little bit of a shot at the iPhone. Basically, it said that 3G is too slow, and if the Sprint Overdrive, a 3G and 4G router,

Im convinced that Motorola (NYSE: MOT) and Verizon (NYSE: VZ) just love to tease me. If youre hoping to see that Android 2.1 over-the-air update today, you may have to wait a bit longer because the Boy Genius is reporting that a last minute bug is causing a delay. Im reaching out to Verizon Wireless for ...

NewsFactor - Google's Nexus One may have gotten off to a rocky start with consumers, but the "superphone" is making fast inroads with wireless carriers. Google this week started selling a Nexus One that will run on AT&T's 3G network, and has also inked a deal with Sprint Nextel. Google previously struck deals with T-Mobile, Vodafone and Verizon Wireless.

Sprint joins AT&T and Verizon becoming the latest wireless carrier to offer the Nexus One to its customers

Okay, so I have been sitting on the sidelines hearing about all the buzz to the lead up to the T-Mobile banded Nexus One and now it looks as if those of us on AT&T, Sprint, and Verizon will get a little Nexus love very soon.  While I am not psyched about it being a

Currently the Nexus One is on T-Mobile and is coming to AT&T and Verizon Wireless. Or, of course, you can pick the phone up unlocked and use it on any compatible carrier. Sprint, however, has been left in the dust, until now. They have just sent out a press release that says the Nexus One will

Sprint March 17 confirmed it would soon offer Google's Nexus One smartphone to its subscribers, but the wireless carrier did not say when it would begin offering the device or at what it would charge for the Google Android-based device. By throwing its hat into the ring, Sprint would be the third U.S. carrier to pledge support for the Nexus One, following T-Mobile and Verizon Wireless. Sprint...