Sprint Nextel is considering a sale of the Nextel wireless network it bought in 2005, but may have trouble finding a buyer for an asset whose value has plunged about 80 percent to an estimated $5 ...
Sprint is aggressively expanding its global network to offer dedicated IP services to more multinational business users. Sprint is aggressively expanding its global network to offer dedicated IP ...
Good news, push-to-talk fans: Sprint wants to get you off its iDEN network! Good news, push-to-talk fans: Sprint wants to help you get off its iDEN network and onto CDMA! Sprint adding customers but ...
Sprint Nextel Corp. has recommitted itself to its Nextel business, which the struggling third-place U.S. mobile operator reportedly had considered selling off. When it merged with Nextel in 2005, ...
OVERLAND PARK, Kan.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sprint (NYSE:S) today turned on 4G LTE service in 34 more markets, featuring an enhanced customer experience that provides faster data speeds in more places where ...
said it would begin shutting down its Nextel network in 2013 and selected vendors to handle the integration of its wireless technologies into a single network in a project worth as much as $5 billion.
Sprint Nextel Inc. announced today a seven-year deal with Ericsson for network services that is valued at up to $5 billion and can be extended. The agreement means that 6,000 Sprint networking ...
Sprint PCS Group, the nation's fourth-largest wireless carrier, announced yesterday that it will start offering a faster nationwide wireless Internet network to customers who buy its new products, in ...
Before we dive into answering those questions, a little history on Network Vision is in order. The history will help put into perspective why Sprint is even doing this, and why it believes it will ...
Sprint Nextel and Clearwire said yesterday they were calling off their joint plan to build a national high-speed wireless network using WiMax technology, dealing another blow to Sprint as it struggles ...
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Sprint Nextel Corp said it would pay Ericsson $4.5 billion to $5 billion to manage its network under a 7-year deal in which 6,000 Sprint workers will move to Ericsson. Sprint ...
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