OVERLAND PARK, Kan., and RESTON, Va. ? December 15, 2004 ? Sprint (NYSE: FON) and Nextel Communications, Inc. (NASDAQ: NXTL) today announced that their boards of directors have unanimously approved a definitive agreement for a merger of equals.
Originally posted by: Josh
Lol. Ur Stoopid.OVERLAND PARK, Kan., and RESTON, Va. ? December 15, 2004 ? Sprint (NYSE: FON) and Nextel Communications, Inc. (NASDAQ: NXTL) today announced that their boards of directors have unanimously approved a definitive agreement for a merger of equals.
Originally posted by: murphy55d
I just switched to Nextel. I wonder if this will affect me at all.
Originally posted by: codeyf
Text
We have a lunch meeting with our Nextel rep next week, and they just sent us this notice. Kind of interesting, never saw this one coming.
Originally posted by: Merlyn3D
This is old old news. If you're on nextel, eventually you'll be converted over to sprint's CDMA network (which has faster speeds and more capacity than the aging iDEN nextel uses). The new company will make use of sprint and nextel bandwidth and tower locations to increase and expand coverage even more.
BTW, just wait until you see the next generation of Push-to-Talk, based on qualcomm's qchat platform. It should also be functional in a couple of years on the new network.
Originally posted by: Josh
Originally posted by: Merlyn3D
This is old old news. If you're on nextel, eventually you'll be converted over to sprint's CDMA network (which has faster speeds and more capacity than the aging iDEN nextel uses). The new company will make use of sprint and nextel bandwidth and tower locations to increase and expand coverage even more.
BTW, just wait until you see the next generation of Push-to-Talk, based on qualcomm's qchat platform. It should also be functional in a couple of years on the new network.
What's the next generation of push-to-talk going to have?