If you’re not a fan of Google-related news, you might want to turn away now (we’ll tell you when it’s safe to resume reading). <Google Overload>
The conquest of the desktop network ended once Google passed 50 percent of the search market. To grow, they need to roll into broader lands beyond their empire.
By merging its Xohm high-speed WiMax broadband division with Clearwire, Sprint will breathe new life into fast wireless Internet access.
The WiMax service from Sprint called Xohm picked up an award at CTIA, as the initiative continues to progress in its development.
Deep-pocketed cable companies have a newfound interest in helping Sprint and occasional partner Clearwire launch a high-speed wireless network based on the WiMax standard.
The difficulties associated with rolling out wireless service through WiMax may have claimed the nascent Sprint and Clearwire partnership as a victim.
The $5 billion price tag to bring Xohm, Sprint's WiMax offering, to fruition may be just a little too rich as the wireless carrier looks at options for the business.
Sprint tossed out its CEO, who had backed a plan to build a WiMAX solution in the US. That plan appears to be in jeopardy.
India’s population long ago passed the one billion mark, and Bharti Airtel Broadband & Telephone Services is that country’s largest private broadband and telephone service provider. Thanks to a new deal, the gigantic corporation is also Google’s partner.
We have speculated before about the potential for a Google phone and an ad-supported network to back it. Google may have an early version of the device ready to go.
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