Sprint and Samsung intro new XOHM PR, no actual service in sight
May 17th, 2008Filed under: Wireless
In a press release today, Sprint and Samsung “declared” that mobile WiMAX technology is “now ready for commercial service.” Sounds exciting right? Well, it’s kind of like saying that a car is “ready to drive” — you still can’t do much without the keys and a road. Since Sprint has seen recent delays, litigation, and various other forms of badness, this does kind of come off as an empty PR move. Nevertheless, they want to let everyone know that XOHM has “met Sprint’s rigorous commercial acceptance criteria including overall performance, handoff performance and handoff delay.” Honestly, we hope it gets off the ground soon — we’ve got a pile of WiMAX N810’s here we need to fire up.
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