Sprint Nextel asked the FCC to require AT&T keep in place CDMA roaming agreements in Puerto Rico for at least 18 months as part of AT&T's still-pending $944 million purchase of Centennial Communications. The FCC is still reviewing the deal, the approval of which has dragged on longer than AT&T had initially expected. In a filing with the FCC, Sprint made it clear it is...
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FierceWireless on 13th Oct 2009 (via fiercewireless.com)
Sprint (NYSE: S)-owned Boost Mobile announced that its popular $50 Monthly Unlimited Plan is now available in Puerto Rico. As a result, Puerto Ricans will be able to experience some unlimited talk, text and web, and maybe even more important, no roaming fees for travel between Puerto Rico and the mainland U.S. and vice versa. In
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US CDMA network operator, Sprint has launched a dual mode CDMA-GSM handset aimed at its international roaming customers.
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CellularNews on 18th Feb 2008 (via cellular-news.com)
Sprint Nextel Corp. and T-Mobile USA Inc. have been hit with new class action consumer suits in Florida and California federal courts, the litigation coming as Congress grapples with wireless consumer protection bills that could reduce state oversight of cellular operators. ... - Jeffrey Silva
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RCRWirelessNews on 5th Mar 2008 (via rcrnews.com)
The new SPH-i325 Ace from Samsung holds a special feature - dual-mode CDMA/GSM network support for true world roaming capability. The Ace even offers special roaming rates in Canada and some U.S. territories like Puerto Rico.
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Clearwire Corp and Sprint Nextel Corp have made progress on terms for a roaming deal for their high-speed wireless networks based on WiMax technology, Clearwire's Chief Executive said on Wednesday.
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MobilityPhones on 30th Jan 2008 (via mobilityphones.com)
[CN+] Clearwire has made progress on hammering out a roaming agreement with Sprint Nextel, according to Chief Executive Ben Wolff.
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Amazon.com's Kindle ereader is heading for the world stage. The company unveiled an international version of its popular Kindle device that will be powered by AT&T Mobility and its international roaming partners, which Amazon said will allow users to download content in more than 100 countries. Amazon also cut $40 off the price of its U.S. version, which runs on Sprint Nextel's n...
All eyes will be on the cable operators to see whether their wireless offerings take flight in 2010. Several of the major cable companies have wireless efforts in progress. Cox Communications is launching wireless via Sprint Nextel's CDMA network, while Comcast and Time Warner Cable are offering WiMAX via Clearwire's network. But much of their success will be determined by whether these ...
Previous page FierceWireless: What is the nature of Cox's relationship with Sprint Nextel right now as far as roaming? And will it change as the market deployment progresses? Bye: We have a very strategic relationship with Sprint on a number of different levels. And so in some markets we are taking advantage of their infrastructure, to get time to market, but we're also building out own ...
From the beginning of President Obama’s term, it’s become clear that the Federal Communications Commission, headed by Obama appointee Julius Genachowsk, wants to do something about the wireless industry. Consumer advocacy groups frequently cry foul regarding many of the industry’s practices, including deals making handsets exclusive to one carrier and roaming agreements. The FCC ...
