Clearwire, the company that provides WiMax 4G for itself and Sprint, is getting sued for throttling users to 256Kbps, when their advertising saying that there’s a 1Mbps floor. [Phonescoop]
From the way Sprint’s Senior Vice President of Networks Bob Azzi was talking to PC World, LTE could be coming to Sprint sooner than later, thanks to a power struggle with Clearwire over their shared Wimax infrastructure. [PC World]
Clearwire just announced Rover, a no-contract service that offers unlimited WiMax goodness for $US5 a day, $US20 a week or $US50 a month. Yep, get ready to start topping up your 4G. More »
We know that Clearwire can ditch WiMAX pretty soon, but the company appears to be intent on keeping the technology in its current plans as it announces 4G LTE trials which include tests of “coexistence scenarios between LTE and WiMAX”. More »
Sticking to their word about not giving up unlimited data plans, Clearwire’s new 4G/3G dongle is compatible with Macs for the first time, and dances out alongside two more new modems offering up 4G unlimited data/Wi-Fi. More »
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AU: This post is about US-only carriers. -EH
AT&T may be killing unlimited data plans, but wireless broadband provider Clearwire is going to keep giving us what we want. Here’s an explanation of their thoughts on unlimited data and tiered pricing – complete with a jab at AT&T. More »
WiMAX hasn’t even been deployed properly and Clearwire might already be ditching it for LTE technology. More »
