> Motorola lands more WiMAX contracts, "WiMAX is a robust solution for
> providing broadband today in emerging markets as well as in more
> competitive developed markets. For example, WiMAX has the ability as a
> platform to meet the unique needs of operators like Clearwire in the
> United States and Imagine in Ireland," Brda said. "We believe WiMAX
> will continue to grow and its future path to 802.16m provides a way of
> delivering more bandwidth even more efficiently. In addition, we are
> planning new products in 2010 that will be geared for regional
> operators."

> Motorola continues to be the leading WiMAX vendor since it entered the
> market in 2005. It now has contracts with more than 35 operators in
> more than 20 countries, the majority of whom have launched commercial
> service. In a report issued by Infonetics Research they stated that
> "Motorola takes the lead in the fast-rebounding WiMAX equipment and
> device market."

> Recently, Clearwire deployed its CLEAR(TM) 4G WiMAX service in
> Chicago, the latest of a number of markets across the U.S. using
> Motorola's network infrastructure, deployment, services and devices.
> Another Motorola customer, Time Warner Cable, launched its Road Runner
> Mobile 4G network service in several markets this month including:
> Charlotte, Raleigh and Greensboro, North Carolina, and Dallas, Texas.
> In the UAE, integrated telecom service provider 'du' launched its
> mobile WiMAX network for the Dubai Metro. Motorola's WiMAX equipment
> provides mobile connectivity and effective backhaul for Wi-Fi traffic
> on the Dubai Metro transport system train carriages as well as in the
> Metro stations.

> Motorola lands more WiMAX contracts, "WiMAX is a robust solution for
> providing broadband today in emerging markets as well as in more
> competitive developed markets. For example, WiMAX has the ability as a
> platform to meet the unique needs of operators like Clearwire in the
> United States and Imagine in Ireland," Brda said. "We believe WiMAX
> will continue to grow and its future path to 802.16m provides a way of
> delivering more bandwidth even more efficiently. In addition, we are
> planning new products in 2010 that will be geared for regional
> operators."

> Motorola continues to be the leading WiMAX vendor since it entered the
> market in 2005. It now has contracts with more than 35 operators in
> more than 20 countries, the majority of whom have launched commercial
> service. In a report issued by Infonetics Research they stated that
> "Motorola takes the lead in the fast-rebounding WiMAX equipment and
> device market."

> Recently, Clearwire deployed its CLEAR(TM) 4G WiMAX service in
> Chicago, the latest of a number of markets across the U.S. using
> Motorola's network infrastructure, deployment, services and devices.
> Another Motorola customer, Time Warner Cable, launched its Road Runner
> Mobile 4G network service in several markets this month including:
> Charlotte, Raleigh and Greensboro, North Carolina, and Dallas, Texas.
> In the UAE, integrated telecom service provider 'du' launched its
> mobile WiMAX network for the Dubai Metro. Motorola's WiMAX equipment
> provides mobile connectivity and effective backhaul for Wi-Fi traffic
> on the Dubai Metro transport system train carriages as well as in the
> Metro stations.

> On Dec 9, 5:42 pm, TheMan <the...@alumni.com> wrote:

> > Analyst Mr. Wu is quoted saying,

> > "While we believe Vz is likely inevitable at some point when 4G
> > technology rolls out in 2012 or so, we believe Sprint and/or T-Mobile
> > are more willing partners for Apple in helping maintain margins and
> > customer controls... Given all these reasons, Wu said a deal between
> > Verizon and Apple would likely take longer than many currently expect.
> > He said it would be more realistic for Apple to make deals with T-
> > Mobile or Sprint before Verizon."

> > Conflicting reports in recent months have cited analysts claiming a
> > Verizon iPhone is due for launch next year and is already being
> > tested, while others, like Wu, say it’s unlikely.

> > Given the scarce amount of evidence that a Verizon iPhone is in the
> > works, we’re leaning toward agreeing with Wu. Verizon CEO Ivan
> > Seidenberg told The Wall Street Journal earlier this year that Apple
> > would be more likely to share the iPhone with Verizon once 4G networks
> > were implemented. Verizon will begin deploying its 4G network in 2010.

> > With respect to LTE Mr. Wu is quoted saying, "Though Verizon has said
> > it would begin deploying its 4G in 2010, it would be [naive] to expect
> > the network to be up and running immediately. Cellular networks take
> > [several years] to install and optimize; even 3G networks in the
> > United States are far from mature. Therefore, Wu’s estimate of 2012 is
> > reasonable albeit conservative."http://iphone.click2creation.com/2009/12/verizon-iphone-unlikely-in-2... Hide quoted text -

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> I suck at the interweb.  I guess I will stay a lurker and leave the
> posting to the real men.

> "While we believe Vz is likely inevitable at some point when 4G
> technology rolls out in 2012 or so, we believe Sprint and/or T-Mobile
> are more willing partners for Apple in helping maintain margins and
> customer controls... Given all these reasons, Wu said a deal between
> Verizon and Apple would likely take longer than many currently expect.
> He said it would be more realistic for Apple to make deals with T-
> Mobile or Sprint before Verizon."

> Conflicting reports in recent months have cited analysts claiming a
> Verizon iPhone is due for launch next year and is already being
> tested, while others, like Wu, say it’s unlikely.

> Given the scarce amount of evidence that a Verizon iPhone is in the
> works, we’re leaning toward agreeing with Wu. Verizon CEO Ivan
> Seidenberg told The Wall Street Journal earlier this year that Apple
> would be more likely to share the iPhone with Verizon once 4G networks
> were implemented. Verizon will begin deploying its 4G network in 2010.

> With respect to LTE Mr. Wu is quoted saying, "Though Verizon has said
> it would begin deploying its 4G in 2010, it would be [naive] to expect
> the network to be up and running immediately. Cellular networks take
> [several years] to install and optimize; even 3G networks in the
> United States are far from mature. Therefore, Wu’s estimate of 2012 is
> reasonable albeit conservative."http://iphone.click2creation.com/2009/12/verizon-iphone-unlikely-in-2...

> Mostly Fool is trying now..

> On Dec 9, 8:26 am, Ram <ram...@verizon.net> wrote:

> > Who is in bed with V and T?? Let see we will see a downgrade tomorrow
> > who will it be... LOL

> > Mostly Fool is trying now..

> Mostly Fool is trying now..

> Mostly Fool is trying now..

> On Dec 9, 10:04 am, "Ron T." <rthompson...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > Citi says buy, people listen - here we GO!

> > On Dec 9, 9:43 am, charlitobandito <charles.j...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > see u guys at the top.

> Sprint > VZ&T combined in terms of stock potential

> SO keep shorting and come back when you can afford to connect to the
> internet again LOL!!!!

> On Dec 9, 9:52 am, El Toro <joan.ferre...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > if we all start at 0

> > you go down 5, I go up 2.

> > You are at -5, and am at +2

> > It doesn't mean that if you are +5 this year and am +1 you are better
> > than me....

> > you are still at 0, and am still at +3

> > ATT has the Iphone, Verizon is the best f*cking service there is,
> > period.

> > Sprint is Shyt.

> > YES! am shorting.

> > On Dec 9, 9:01 am, TheMan <the...@alumni.com> wrote:

> > > Sprint Performance 2009
> > > Perf Week     UP 3.44%
> > > Perf Month    UP 37.19%
> > > Perf  Qtr        UP 6.25%
> > > Perf Yr          UP 43.22%
> > > **Perf Yrtd       UP 113.66%

> > > Verizon Performance 2009
> > > Perf Week     UP 3.25%
> > > Perf Month    UP 12.96%
> > > Perf  Qtr        UP 9.84%
> > > Perf Yr          UP 3.57%
> > > **Perf Yrtd       UP 4.61%

> > > AT&T Performance 2009
> > > Perf Week     UP 1.58%
> > > Perf Month    UP 6.48%
> > > Perf  Qtr        UP 8.06%
> > > Perf Yr          DN [–1.99%]
> > > **Perf Yrtd       UP 3.10%- Hide quoted text -

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