Ban Halts Release of New 3G Phones
To the carrier employees:
I'm curious to hear what the initial reactions are from the providers that carry handsets using Qualcomm chipsets.
http://news.com.com/Import+ban+on+3G+handsets+could+ ... »
yesVZW said:
We will continue to provide you with the industry-leading, innovative products and services you have come to expect."
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*wipes tear from eye*
sorry... just couldn't help myself....
Question...how can you lead in the industry when you can no longer offer new phones?
3g-g-g-unit said:
It's not 3G, it's CDMA period. Which is all of Sprint and Verizon's equipment and At&t's 3G phones.
Actually, not all of AT&T's 3G phones use Qualcomm chips in question. Nokia is also a supplier...
Also, don't forget about Alltel. It would be a shame for Alltel to add this to their list of struggles, as their coverage are doesn't equal that of the major carriers in terms of number of people covered (which would make generating revenue in any given area more difficult.)
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