What’s the point of having a 4G network if it’s not available in all major markets? It means, for the time being at least, creating hybrid devices that function on both 3G and 4G. It has also left handheld devices out of the equation (that is, until the EVO 4G release). Clearwire and Sprint have done a good job of getting their 4G WiMax network set up in certain markets, but still have a long way go to. They’ll continue that expansion this summer, moving into about a dozen new areas during the next few months.
Look for new WiMax networks in Nashville, TN.; Daytona, Orlando and Tampa, FL.; Rochester and Syracuse, N.Y.; Merced, Modesto, Stockton, and Visalia, CA.; Wilmington, DE.; Grand Rapids, MI.; Eugene, OR; and Yamika and the Tri-Cities in Washington.
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