Government Threatens To Shut Down Sprint's iDEN Network
well well well...........................
They had over two years to make the transition for the IDEN to CDMA and they fumbled the ball, moreover they still signing people on IDEN…its this crazy or what!!
Face it, IDEN is dead end technology, the future is not even CDMA but GSMis like HSPDA or else...so why would they still invest in old crap??
What Sprint needs to do is take advantage of the government announcement and use it to mass transfer all those people in IDEN, tell them you got until June of 2008 to move to CDMA or goodbye, that’s how things get done. An stop wasting money in dual handsets or other crappola; do this ASAP and they may survive, ‘cause once the government start fumbling with t...
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Face it, IDEN is dead end technology, the future is not even CDMA but GSMis like HSPDA or else...so why would they still invest in old crap??
CDMA is definitely done and the future are tech like GMS EDGE WCDMA LTE
but I'm not so sure about iDEN Sprint is doing a terrible job with the iDEN net its basically killing it, on the other hang on all of the rest of the American Continent from Chile to Brazil from Mex to Canada iDEN is a very fast growing network on of the fastest
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Sprint has repeatedly stated to customers its timetable for the transitioning process. iDEN was to be around until at least 2012, and even possibly beyond. The FCC, not Sprint, is at fault here.
My prediction in this matter is that the courts will not allow the FCC to do this, and will extend the necessary time to Sprint to complete its network transitioning.
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