Beep beep -- Sprint's looking to offload iDEN network?

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William Becker @ Aug 9th 2008 4:46PM

Even though IDEN is seeing a decline in use by the personal user, don't count it out, many businesses and government agencies rely upon it. Sprint may drop Nextel but don't forget there are other regional carriers of IDEN (Airpeak, Airtell, ect...). IDEN will survive through these carriers and become a primarily commercial and government platform.

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