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Mike Masnick argues that two conflicting reports on Verizon’s EVDO sales performance reflect different expectations: Verizon says its EVDO service uptake outpaced its expectations; analysts say the results are this uptake are anemic. Masnick notes that the two aren’t incompatible. Verizon’s customers (and the reviews of its service) appear more than satisfied and often surprised by the throughput. This may bode well for them as competition emerges from other players and MVNOs (mobile virtual network operators) because they’ll have already had the real-world experience of making 3G work.
Posted by Glennf at April 16, 2005 7:11 AM
Categories: EVDO
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