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n2jtx
join:2001-01-13
Glen Head, NY
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| This From AT&T To think that this complaint comes from AT&T, who between all the mergers, acquisitions and auctions controls more wireless spectrum than god. Figuring their existing 850MHz and 1900MHz band holdings plus the 700MHz and AWS spectrum they have acquired, I fail to see how they can complain.
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|  DoRight
join:2007-07-20
Mechanicsburg, PA | Re: This From AT&T Shut up AT&T.. The big boy is scared of a little company.. Oh well... | |
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join:2005-06-28
Bristol, RI | Re: This From AT&T I agree that AT&t views the new ClearWire as a threat.
The whining may be related to them having to divest some wireless bandwidth to ClearWire after the Bell South merger, sort of sour grapes. | |
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Nerdtalker
Working Hard, Or Hardly Working?
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join:2003-02-18
Tucson, AZ
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| Perhaps instead of bickering over a merger which would bring 4G network speeds to Sprint subscribers, AT&T should get off it's collective backside and upgrade more of its network to, you know, at least 3G or something.
Just a suggestion, especially considering how much this iPhone thing is getting and how poor the coverage is that people are reporting with it...
(please detect a tinge of facetiousness)
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wifi4milez
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join:2004-08-07
New York, NY
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| Re: This From AT&T said by Nerdtalker  :Perhaps instead of bickering over a merger which would bring 4G network speeds to Sprint subscribers, AT&T should get off it's collective backside and upgrade more of its network to, you know, at least 3G or something. I am one of the first people to criticize smaller providers for trying to sue instead of deploying their own network to stay competitive, and this is no different. If anyone had an excuse not to deploy, it sure ISN'T ATT. For a company with so many resources (money, spectrum, physical assets, etc.) its downright cowardly for ATT to behave in this manor.
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