Sprint won't let Nextel iDEN network chirp its last chirp, plans rejuvenation effort

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TexRob @ Oct 31st 2008 4:29PM

People knock Nextel, but for drivers, warehouse, etc applications, it is demanded that we use iden devices at my company. They are all anxiously awaiting the Curve iden that is coming out sometime soon. We just bought four more BB 7100i's this week, and that phone is embarrasingly old. It is still produced though, because it is the only option for BES + iden.

This is good news for us, and many others. It's not a mainstream market, it was a gimmick for consumers, but it's great for businesses where they need instantly reachable people.

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