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Clearwire Outs New Samsung WiMAX Phone in Quarterly

May 5, 2010, 7:23 PM by Philip Berne

In its first quarter report, Clearwire said that it will sell 4G WiMAX smartphones by HTC and Samsung by the end of 2010. While Sprint has already announced its HTC Evo 4G for the WiMAX network, Samsung has not formally announced a new WiMAX device. Clear already sells the Samsung Mondi WiMAX MID.

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landmarkcm

May 5, 2010, 10:47 PM

Ok but can you update our current device already!!!

Slow Samsung and Sprint with the moments update to 2.1 gonna be really mad if the heros is avail this fri and the Moments is not far behind if thats the case then Samsung has a def prob!!!

Kayslay34

Samsung has nothing to do with the 2.1 update. It is sprint and google.

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joocee102

May 5, 2010, 7:27 PM

GO Wi-Max

Samsung move to put a phone on the Wi-Max network is a step in the right direction. Because I've heard of this talk about LTE, but where is it? Is LTE proposing their going to be superior than Wi-Max? Sorry to get off track, but again props for Samsung on getting on the Wi-Max bandwagon early. This could be what knocks the iphone on its butt. Lord knows the iphone is already slow due to to many users sucking up all the bandwidth.

Jayshmay

I agree! Personally I don't care about wimax or LTE, I just care about speed. And wimax is first.

ATT could be faster, but they don't use all the spectrum that they own.

I can't wait for Wimax Release 2!!! Now that is going to be awesome!!!

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