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Mike Masnick breaks the news that Nextel is pulling the plug (or lack of plug) on Flarion trial: Mike’s eagle eye apparently spotted a blogger noting his Flarion service was being turned off at the end of June. Nextel was trying Flarion’s high-speed wireless broadband technology as an option for data service. Nextel’s iDEN voice technology doesn’t have a data path like GSM and CDMA. Masnick puts the blame on the trial ending on the Sprint/Nextel merger. Sprint has its dollars behind EVDO, the same technology being rolled out quite successfully by Verizon Wireless right now.
Posted by Glennf at February 3, 2005 8:30 PM
Categories: Broadband Wireless, Cellular
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