Sprint Nextel To Merge Friday
does this mean....
There will be a dual iden/cdma phone.
anorthrnsoul said:
LOL! That's the silliest thing i've heard all day. It's already been announced tha nextel will continue to upgrade it's iden network for the next 5 years (at least). Nextel won't be merging into cdma for a long time. People are already asking about a hybrid cdma/iden phone, imagine how large and ugly that would be? I'm so glad my contract is up with nextel. I vowed to never have anything to do with sprint again.
why would it be large and ugly? Look at how many different signals they pack into phones already...quadband, IR, bluetooth, WiFi, EDGE, PTT...why would it enlarge the size that to include one more frequency??? They made dual mode TDMA/GSM phones when cingular changed their ...
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the 07boi said:
does this mean since the 2 companys are merging on friday that starting friday that sprint and nextel will beable to use the walkie talkie feature toghether?(like spint to nextel/nextel to sprint)
Actually, dear phone friends.... I spoke with my Sprint rep on Monday about this very topic... ReadyLink will *never* be able to interface with DirectConnect. Period. He is unsure about the mobile2mobile that the combined company will offer, but that it will be there. Eventually, they will be offering dual mode PTT phones (CDMA for phone, and iDEN for radio) so current Nextel subscribers should see a better, brighter coverage future.
Also, reps selling Sprint now will be seeing Nexte...
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judog2g said:
How are they going to offer M2M between the two carriers when Nextel never offered that feature? π
Just because they DIDN'T offer it, doesn't mean that they COULDN'T. Nextel just assumed that for mobile to mobile, most people would use direct connect. This however isn't possible now with the merger, therefore M2M is being introduced.
read what Qchat can do and read the press releases. π
that is all i will say.
nextel18 said:
that is wrong. (well about the readylink to direct connect situation)
read what Qchat can do and read the press releases. π
that is all i will say.
Try reading what you just said, genius. If they accomplish a direct connect type service between nextel and sprint phones using qchat, then they aren't making readylink work with direct connect then are they???
Hope that helps.
#1. Integrated billing between Sprint local landline and Nextel wireless?
#2. Free M2M between SprintPCS and Nextel (even though Nextel's only M2M was PTT).
#3. Can SprintPCS custs migrate over to Nextel and vice versa w/o ETF?
#4. When can customers start to feel benefit of merger (on either side)?
dca said:
Who cares! What I would like to know:
#1. Integrated billing between Sprint local landline and Nextel wireless?
#2. Free M2M between SprintPCS and Nextel (even though Nextel's only M2M was PTT).
#3. Can SprintPCS custs migrate over to Nextel and vice versa w/o ETF?
#4. When can customers start to feel benefit of merger (on either side)?
1. Not gonna happen
2. One month from the official merger m2m is offered between sprint and nextel phones.
3. Sprint customers can not migrate to nextel but soon nextel customers can migrate to sprint.
4. Depending on what carrier you have and what benefits you want it will varie.
#2. Will Nextel offer M2M within Nextel besides (only) PTT?
#3. Sweet, how soon?
#4. (2) Nextel and (1) Sprint Local landline. What do you recommend? Staying with Nextel or moving to SprintPCS? PTT isn't that much of an issue anymore, it used to be...
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