said by mishaq :

Too bad the government is going to use it to KEEP TRACK OF US 24/7 AND CONTROL OUR MINDS

said by Noah Vail :

So they'll be using Nextel's/Sprint's cell system and towers for broadcasting.

said by mishaq :

Too bad the government is going to use it to KEEP TRACK OF US 24/7 AND CONTROL OUR MINDS

said by mishaq :

Too bad the government is going to use it to KEEP TRACK OF US 24/7 AND CONTROL OUR MINDS

I'm sure many of you will ask my personal thoughts on this. Personally, I think it is the most amazing cooperation between corporate, technological, and political facets of society to-date. It will secure the country, and deliver something that no other technological society has ever offered; wireless broadband internet for everyone. It will ensure that every commander can communicate to every single person he or she is in command of, either through the chain of command or directly at any time. It will ensure that the United States will be the leader in wireless communication and national communications security for the next 25 years.

We are reporting all of this today, which we have known and been briefed on for an extremely long time, because we have been notified that Sprint's competition, namely WiMax ISP newcomers that you probably have never heard of before, have learned this information above within the past week.

In short, they are flying to Washington D.C. to fight back in Congress and with the FCC. Now aware to these plans, they see that all their technology investments will go to waste if the FCC choses to pull their 700 MHz licenses key to WiMax "in the public interest". While we love a good behind-the-scenes fight, we have been informed this news will become public domain later this week.