Sprint Product Exec: Launching LTE Devices Before Network Just Makes Sense

At CTIA in New Orleans, Sprint’s Fared Adib talks about several key changes in the company’s business, including its ongoing shift in 4G technologies.
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T-Mobile CTO: Network Should be Ready for iPhone Users by Q4

While T-Mobile USA doesn’t expect to offer LTE service until next year, another part of its network modernization efforts should allow iPhones to run at full speed on its networks later this year.
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LTE-Enabled PlayBook’s Latest Launch Date: “Later This Year”

First it was summer 2011. Then it was fall 2011. Is this a launch window RIM can actually stick to?
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Sprint Promises Unlimited Data for LTE iPhone (Network Willing)

Sprint plans to offer an unlimited data plan for Apple’s next iPhone even if it supports LTE.
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Juniper Gets Up the Hill Like the Little Engine That Could

I think they’ll buy, I think they’ll buy.
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Apple on Australian 4G: You’re Branding It Wrong

Apple tells regulators it’s not the iPad that’s been mislabeled, it’s Australia’s 3G networks.
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Verizon: Half of Our First-Quarter Smartphone Sales Were iPhones

Verizon sold 6.3 million smartphones in Q1. Of those, 3.2 million were iPhones.
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Verizon Sees Sales, Profits Climb From Year-Ago Levels on Wireless Growth

The company said that it continued to add prepaid wireless customers in the quarter, as it saw relatively low turnover in its customer base.
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LG Hopes Its Latest Smartphone Is More of a Fairy Tale and Less of a Nightmare

Aiming to appeal to parents, LG is pairing its Viper smartphone with an app that lets users create their own fairy tales featuring sounds and photos captured on the device.
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Either AT&T or Verizon Has the Faster LTE Network, Depending on Which of Two New Studies You Believe

A PCWorld study finds AT&T to be the faster of the two, while RootMetrics gives the performance crown to Verizon Wireless.
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