HTC EVO 4G’s appearance on HSN is either a great sign, or a harbinger of the apocalypse
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Categories: Android, htc, Mobile Phone Tags: apocalypse, appearance-on-hsn, engadget, friend-via, harbinger, hsdpa, originally-appeared, remember, sprint
4G shocker! T-Mobile USA boss talked to LTE wholesaler earlier this year
Clearwire isn't the only American company building a carrier-independent (if you can call majority ownership by Sprint "carrier-independent") 4G network, you see -- and it would certainly behoove T-Mobile to investigate options that let it stay on a more GSM-aligned path for its next-gen network than WiMAX would, right? That might be where Harbinger Capital Partners comes into play, a group that recently bought up a bunch of satellite and terrestrial spectrum with the intention of creating a wholesale LTE network into which companies -- companies like T-Mobile, for instance -- could buy
Categories: Mobile Phone, Other Tags: around-the-same, been-the-last, capital, harbinger, harbingercapital, majority, opportunities, recently-bought, result
New US LTE network borne of satellite operators, launching next year
Over the next few years we're looking at major LTE build-outs in the US from at least two players -- Verizon and AT&T -- but we've rather unexpectedly gotten a third player coming into the fold today led by hedge fund Harbinger Capital Partners. Basically, these guys just got regulatory approval last week to buy satellite operator SkyTerra , combining about 23MHz of spectrum through slivers of ownership in the 1.4GHz and 1.6GHz terrestrial bands with 10MHz of L-band satellite space.
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