Sprint to Test Wireless Broadband Technology

9:15 pm on September 16, 2005 | Category: Wireless Technology

Sprint Nextel announced on Friday that it will be working with Samsung Telecommunications to test mobile WiMAX wireless broadband technology.

The companies released a statement that they will conduct both laboratory and field testing, as well as interoperability testing with several other companies which provide Sprint with technology.

The statement didn’t reveal much about this project’s spcific long-term purposes and intentions, saying only that evaluating 2.5GHz applications is vital to the progress of wireless broadband infrastructure.

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    1. What’s All The Buzz About WiMax?

      WiMax has been in the news a lot recently and I wanted to address the buzz since it appears based on this article that WiMax is on it’s way. What is WiMax? According to Intel’s website: “WiMAX is a standards-based wireless technology that provides high-throughput broadband connections over long distances.” – Full Article…

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