Clearwire Launches Rover Prepaid Brand
Clearwire branched out in its WiMax mobile data service on Monday, launching a prepaid brand called Rover.
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Clearwire Launches Rover Prepaid Brand
Clearwire branched out in its WiMax mobile data service on Monday, launching a prepaid brand called Rover. WiMax – Clearwire – Verizon – Business – Sprint Nextel
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Amdocs defects slow billing rollout, Clearwire says
IDG News Service – Defects in Amdocs software code will push back the introduction of a new customer care and billing system at Clearwire until next year, the wireless broadband provider said in a regulatory filing.
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Update: Clearwire to test LTE network
IDG News Service – Clearwire plans to conduct trials of LTE (Long-Term Evolution) network infrastructure, the company announced Wednesday. The trials will take place in Phoenix in the fall and early next year, Clearwire said in a statement.
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Clearwire, partners name 20 upcoming WiMax cities
IDG News Service – Clearwire’s WiMax mobile broadband will come to 20 more markets across the U.S. this summer, with partner Sprint Nextel’s reselling the service in all those areas and partners Comcast and Time Warner Cable coming on board in some of them.
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Clearwire, partners name 19 upcoming WiMax cities
IDG News Service – Clearwire’s WiMax mobile broadband will come to 19 more markets across the U.S. this summer, with partner Sprint Nextel’s reselling the service in all those areas and partners Comcast and Time Warner Cable coming on board in some of them.
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Clearwire “Clear” ISP Review Part 2 The reason that I was typing this while I was on hold, was that, as I mentioned, I was really pretty upset. So, I wanted to do something to calm me down, instead of just becoming more angry. Oh, so what was I calling them for that they put me on hold
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Clearwire “Clear” ISP Review part 2
Clearwire “Clear” ISP Review Part 2 The reason that I was typing this while I was on hold, was that, as I mentioned, I was really pretty upset.
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Clearwire “Clear” ISP Review part 2
Good news from GigaOM: mobile phone companies Verizon, Clearwire and Telefonica O2 (and hopefully others to follow soon) are beginning to roll out VoIP services over their networks. This is a clear break from their previous stance of …
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Carriers testing Mobile VoIP on their networks » VoIP Buzz!
As a bit of a corollary to the post I wrote this week for my pals at GigaOM, there is the question about why aren’t MagicJack and Clearwire working together, as disruptors of the telecom status quo? MagicJack, as inventor Dan Borislaw will tell you , is making hay selling a $40 device that lets you make cheap calls over your broadband connection
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MagicJack and Clearwire, a Big VoIP Disconnect
Senior editor Tara Seals discusses Clearwire’s plans to offer VoIP over WiMAX.
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Clearwire Preps VoIP over WiMAX
Since we’re knee-deep in new report creation mode here at Sidecut central, this post isn’t going to be too long.
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Skype and WiMax: Time for an SMB Hookup?
StuSeeger Clearwire is currently running a trial of VoIP phones in Portland, Oregon, with the aim of launching.
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The VoIP Weblog: Clearwire Testing VoIP Over WiMax in Portland, Oregon
I also had the phone service through them which uses VoIP….
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Clearwire Sucks
We can remember helping troubleshoot many a VoIP issue with Clearwire customers affected by their blocking policies….When asked, “Why would Clearwire block Vonage but offer their own VoIP service?&…With a history of non-net-neutrality, we would hope that Clearwire (and Sprint) both make active statements about the future of WiMax service with VoIP and the ability t o choose your own provider….Clearwire, which has a history of blocking VoIP providers such as Vonage and voip….
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Clearwire and Sprint Joining Forces?
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