Recent Wireless News
Below are recent news posts from our forums.
Wireless News
- CTIA updates Consumer Code for Wireless Service
- Sprint's Numbers Improve in 2nd Quarter
- Dopod Is Dead; Long Live HTC!
- Verizon Users Consume Most Smartphone Data
- BlackBerrys Era May Be Ending
- AT&T Expands Wi-Fi Hotzone Pilot Project to Additional Cities
- AT&T to Fix iPhone 4 Upload Speed Issues Over Next 2-3 Weeks
- Most iPhone users love AT&T
- LightSquared 4G (LTE) on 1.6GHz in US
- Droid X users gobbling up 5x the data of other Verizon smartphones
- Everybody gets a Windows Phone 7!
- iPhone Is Coming To T-Mobile USA In Q3?
- Verizon's LTE network launching November 15 with two data cards and over 30 markets?
- T-Mobile® HSPA+ Network Now Delivers Broadest Reach of 4G Speeds in U.S. Customers a
- Apple considered pulling iPhone from AT&T
Wireless Facts
Did you know...
The U.S. is divided into
734 Cellular markets (850 MHz),
493 PCS markets (1900 MHz),
734 AWS markets (1.7/2.1 GHz)
and
734 700 MHz markets?
That there are more than 300 cellular phone and PCS phone companies in the U.S.?
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Recent Forum Topics
- blocking numbers
- CTIA updates Consumer Code for Wireless Service
- Might be a completely silly question--but can a ANDROID phone get a virus?
- Sprint's Numbers Improve in 2nd Quarter
- HTC Vision headed to T-Mobile in new spy shot, dubbed G1 Blaze?
- Dopod Is Dead; Long Live HTC!
- Verizon Users Consume Most Smartphone Data
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