What about the HTC Quartz?
I thought that the HTC Quartz (released in November 2008) was a WiMAX capable smartphone, or is this reporting a different kind of "first"?
The first WiMAX-capable smartphone is said to be slated for introduction next week by Sprint Nextel. The phone will be the widely rumored HTC Supersonic, according to a report in Wednesday's Wall Street Journal citing the ever-loquacious "people familiar with the matter". The introductory honors will be borne by Sprint Nextel …
So how does Wimax phone work against the current cellular one? And how different would the LTE then be from them?
Newbee, so pl someone clarify the differences and advantages.
I thought that the HTC Quartz (released in November 2008) was a WiMAX capable smartphone, or is this reporting a different kind of "first"?
But you know, it won't technichally be the first until a fruit claims to invent it.
How strange, a mobile telephone that is actually a computer that uses a wireless network designed for computer data traffic, used to make ordinary telephone calls over the public switched circuit telephone system.
I suppose the marriage between powerful pocket computer and mobile OFDM-based telephone makes sense, as you can devote all of those power-hungry GHz to making the telephone work when you're making calls, and make it run eWidgets when its not.
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