Paying for Enhanced Coverage

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• AT&T
• Sprint
• T-Mobile
• Dean Bubley
• Connected Planet
• Telephony

1. Sprint, the US CDMA operator, is relaunching its Airave femtocell product (almost) nationwide from 17 August 2008. As discussed in the 3G in the home blog, pricing options have been revised to a one off $99.99 for the box itself + $4.99 per month for "Enhanced Coverage". This is in addition to any existing fees per handset. These systems are fully compatible with existing, standard 2G CDMA phones, so there is no need to replace or upgrade the handsets. Handover is supported when leaving the femt (Read Full Article)

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