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My dad told me that Nextel was losing their exclusive rights to this feature pretty soon. Does anyone know what's going on about it and what phone companies might pick it up?
Originally posted by: TrueBlueLS
My dad told me that Nextel was losing their exclusive rights to this feature pretty soon. Does anyone know what's going on about it and what phone companies might pick it up?
Originally posted by: TrueBlueLS
My dad told me that Nextel was losing their exclusive rights to this feature pretty soon. Does anyone know what's going on about it and what phone companies might pick it up?
Originally posted by: Nocturnal
Originally posted by: TrueBlueLS
My dad told me that Nextel was losing their exclusive rights to this feature pretty soon. Does anyone know what's going on about it and what phone companies might pick it up?
Where'd you hear this? I don't think they are losing the rights to it. I believe Motorola holds the rights to the iDen technology which is the push to talk technology that Nextel uses.
Originally posted by: TrueBlueLS
Originally posted by: Nocturnal
Originally posted by: TrueBlueLS
My dad told me that Nextel was losing their exclusive rights to this feature pretty soon. Does anyone know what's going on about it and what phone companies might pick it up?
Where'd you hear this? I don't think they are losing the rights to it. I believe Motorola holds the rights to the iDen technology which is the push to talk technology that Nextel uses.
I'll ask him where he heard it when I see him tomorrow. Usually a lot of the info he gets is off the radio, so I don't really know. He was making fun of me because of my current phone (Samsung N400 through SprintPCS) would be outdated pretty quick if that was the case. Also, can anyone recommend a good phone for Nextel other than the i90c, and i95cl?
Originally posted by: ThePresence
Originally posted by: TrueBlueLS
Originally posted by: Nocturnal
Originally posted by: TrueBlueLS
My dad told me that Nextel was losing their exclusive rights to this feature pretty soon. Does anyone know what's going on about it and what phone companies might pick it up?
Where'd you hear this? I don't think they are losing the rights to it. I believe Motorola holds the rights to the iDen technology which is the push to talk technology that Nextel uses.
I'll ask him where he heard it when I see him tomorrow. Usually a lot of the info he gets is off the radio, so I don't really know. He was making fun of me because of my current phone (Samsung N400 through SprintPCS) would be outdated pretty quick if that was the case. Also, can anyone recommend a good phone for Nextel other than the i90c, and i95cl?
I use the I60. Really just a cheaper I90 with less features.