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Sprint Nextel cuts 8,000 jobs
Sprint Nextel said Monday that it will cut 8,000 positions in a move to save $1.2 billion. The layoffs, which include 850 positions due to voluntary separation packages, are expected to be...
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Sprint Nextel lost 1.3 million customers last quarter
News just came over the Reuters wire that Sprint Nextel, the third-largest mobile service, posted a quarterly net loss of $326 million, or 11 cents a share, in contrast to a profit of $64 million,...
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US wireless operator satisfaction leaders: T-Mobile, Alltel, Verizon, AT&T, Sprint Nextel
T-Mobile had the highest ranking for wireless retail sales satisfaction in the J.D. Power survey, with 716 out of 1,000 points, followed by Alltel (714), Verizon Wireless (706), AT&T (693) and...
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Sprint lays off 4,000, restructures amid customer defections
Sprint Nextel said Friday it plans to lay off 4,000 workers, close 125 of its retail locations and restructure operations in an effort to save $700 million to $800 million by the end of 2008. The...
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Cisco buying WiMax start-up for $330 million
Networking equipment giant switches gears and takes the plunge into WiMax with the acquisition of Navini Networks.
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Sprint's WiMax dilemma
Sprint Nextel's ousted CEO may not be the only casualty as unhappy investors pressure the company to dump plans for a next-generation network.
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MetroPCS plans to take a Leap
With its proposed $5 billion buy of Leap Wireless, the low-cost mobile carrier could break out of its region and challenge the nationwide players.
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Consumer watchdog agency: Sprint's terminations are "outrageous treatment," and customers should be paid
According to the chairperson and executive director of the New York State Consumer Protection Board, Sprint Nextel customers whose service is being terminated at the end of this month are not...
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Photos: Launching the Sprint Music Store
Sprint Nextel celebrates the opening of its Sprint Music Store and touts its Power Vision services at a party in New York.
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Photos: Launching the Sprint Music Store
Sprint Nextel celebrates the opening of its Sprint Music Store and touts its Power Vision services at a party in New York.
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Sprint Nextel takes slice of BlackBerry pie
CNET's Kent German takes a first look at the new RIM Blackberry 7100i, the first of the 7100 series to make its debut on Nextel's iDEN network.
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Newest telecom CEO speaks at TelecomNext
Sprint Nextel is set to spin off a local phone carrier named Embarq later this year. Embarq CEO Dan Hesse talks about VoIP and service for rural areas.
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First peek at Intel's Ivy Bridge chips for upcoming Ultrabooks
Next week Intel will unveil a new wave of Ultrabooks powered by dual-core versions of its 3rd Generation Core processor. More than 110 Ivy Bridge Ultrabooks are in the works, and early tests of an...
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Microsoft's Windows 8 Release Preview: What's in and what's out
The near-final Release Previewtest build of Windows 8 is available. Here's what's in (and not) in the latest build.
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Windows 8 Release Preview: Microsoft gets its apps together
Microsoft’s carefully timed unveiling of Windows 8 has been frustratingly incomplete. Today's launch of the Release Preview fills in many of the missing pieces, with the biggest surprise being a...
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The phone that lived: HTC Evo 4G LTE to land at Sprint stores June 2nd
After an extended ordeal, Sprint's Evo 4G LTE will finally see the light of day this Saturday.
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EMC picks up IT management software provider Watch4Net
EMC builds out its IT management portfolio with another platform offering real-time visibility into network, data center and cloud infrastructures.
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AT&T slashing international roaming data rates, but Tru SIM is still better option
AT&T is cutting their international data roaming rates to compete with Verizon while Sprint and T-Mobile should probably never be used for data when outside the United States.
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Oracle, Ellison and fun with cloud computing sound bites
If the cloud were a political campaign, Oracle CEO Larry Ellison's quips could become interesting fodder.
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Sony decides to keep optical drive for next PlayStation console
While the electronics giant apparently mulled over shipping a new unit without a drive, it chose to keep the legacy component because Internet connection speeds vary so much around the world.
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