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Sprint Rolls out WiMAX Access

Tokin84 writes "Today, Sprint announced that it would pour over $4.5Bn into a 2.5Ghz WiMAX system to be rolled out across the country. From the article: 'Sprint Nextel, the nation's largest holder of radio spectrum in the precious 2.5 GHz band, has reportedly chosen to deploy Worldwide Interoperability of Microwave Access (WiMAX) as the foundation of its technology platform for the carrier's mobile broadband Next-Generation Network (NGN) build-out.'"

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  1. Re:No, no, no, wrong! Bad headline! by Zildy · · Score: 5, Insightful

    Who said headlines had to be truthful? Besides, I can't count the number of times /. headlines made it sound like something has already been done when the summary admits it's "being developed", "in the planning phase", "talked about".

    They do it for the clicks, man.

    Review the Temporal Guide to Slashdot Headline Reading:

    1. Present tense means wait a few years.
    2. Future tense means it'll never happen.
    3. Past tense means SlashBack.

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