“We have spectrum resources where we could add LTE if we choose to do that, on top of the WiMax network,” Hesse told FT. “The beauty of having a lot of spectrum is we have a lot of flexibility.”
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We aren't for sure,
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Rumors like these seem to pop up once or twice every few years, and this one is no different. We are a long way off from seeing T-Mo merge with Sprint/Nextel,
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Remember way back in 2008,
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See where this is going? If Sprint is seriously going to be laying out the coin for LTE upgrades to their network,
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