17 Apr 09 Verizon Talks More LTE but There’s No CDMA
Verizon is talking more and more about its future LTE network and it should be since it’s scheduled to be ready by next year. The company has released the first specs of the new network just so all the manufacturers get an idea on what they’re getting into. The network will start as a data-only network and devices won’t be required to support any CDMA in that first phase. Testing should start this year and Verizon wants to have fully working phones ready to test it by that time. What do you think?
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