Those of us who are fortunately enough to have relatively unlimited wireless Internet, and I say relative because our definition of unlimited is not the same as those of wireless providers, we need to remember these days when we tell our grandchildren about them. Because like ATT, Verizon Wireless (VW) is looking to rid themselves of us freeloaders and institute a similar pricing and limitation on data like Ma Bell.
How will this play out?
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First WiMax Phone From Sprint Cannot Talk & Surf At The Same Time
Here's the quick rundown: When Sprint announced the HTC EVO last week, it really catapulted the 3rd place wireless provider to the front of the class as far as next generation mobile network is concerned.
Even T-Mobile made waves with its HSPA+ network plans.
But it was still EVO that made every mobile warrior salivate. But HTC just told us that the handset can only allow the user to either talk or surf the Web, but not both.
More at On Android.
Even T-Mobile made waves with its HSPA+ network plans.
But it was still EVO that made every mobile warrior salivate. But HTC just told us that the handset can only allow the user to either talk or surf the Web, but not both.
More at On Android.
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