US Wireless Network Operators May Recieve Tax Credits

It seems that wireless network operators will get some help during the current economic crisis. According to a Reuters article, a Tax Credits proposal for US wireless networks is being discussed in Congress. Let's go into the details of this story on Tax Credits proposal for US wireless networks.

Apparently, the US government is discussing plans to bolster the U.S. economy. The Tax Credits proposal for US wireless networks is part of these economic recovery solutions. Lawmakers are trying to decide if providing tax breaks to telecommunication companies that provide broadband through the Tax Credits proposal for US wireless networks will help to revitalize the flagging economy.

The original form of the Tax Credits proposal for US wireless networks was limited only to wired broadband providers. However, the present form of the Tax Credits proposal for US wireless networks now includes mobile service carriers such as AT&T Mobility, Sprint, Verizon Wireless and T-Mobile USA.

The Tax Credits proposal for US wireless networks aims to provide a 10% tax credit to companies that high-speed Internet. Wireless network providers that build high-speed web access in rural and under-served areas are also included in the Tax Credits proposal for US wireless networks.

However, the Tax Credits proposal for US wireless networks also suggests that an additional 10% tax break to companies that build faster Internet services. It seems that the Tax Credits proposal for US wireless networks could really provide significant aid to US carriers. I think that the 20% potential tax break offered by the Tax Credits proposal for US wireless networks represent a lot of money because these companies are worth billions of dollars.

Sen. John Rockefeller, a senior Democrat on the Senate Finance Committee and Republican Sen. Olympia Snowe are spearheading the Tax Credits proposal for US wireless networks. Since debates and discussions on the Tax Credits proposal for US wireless networks are still going on, the exact details of this stimulus package have not been finalized.

Of course, the Tax Credits proposal for US wireless networks have its share of supporters and opponents. Some lawmakers feel that the is simply a give away and would only be used to fund projects that would have been built anyway. Some also say that the tax break plan will help to spur investment not already planned.

I think that it will be exciting to observe the progress of Tax Credits proposal for US wireless networks. If the approval of the Tax Credits proposal for US wireless networks will help to build faster broadband around the country then I'm for it. Keep on visiting this blog to know more about news and updates on major wireless network operators.

Will Obama Approve the $2 Billion Emergency Wireless Network Plan?

Here's an interesting wireless network story involving President-elect Barack Obama and the proposed $2 billion emergency wireless network.

According to a Reuters article, Sprint sent a request to President-elect Barack Obama and his incoming administration involving funds for a nationwide $2 billion emergency wireless network. The plan spans five years and aims to provide immediate relief in times of emergencies.

Sprint seems to be the best wireless network operator to propose the $2 billion emergency wireless network because the company is already a supplier of wireless network technology, service and handsets in use by many of the US emergency services and agencies .

Sprint's proposal for a nationwide $2 billion emergency wireless network involved more 100 satellite-based light trucks that would be able to respond to any emergencies. This $2 billion emergency wireless network also mentioned more then 100,000 or more mobile handsets and equipment at up to 40 pre-selected sites around the nation.

According to Sprint's proposal for a nationwide $2 billion emergency wireless network that was sent to President-elect Barack Obama and his incoming administration, the 40 pre-selected sites will quickly send the necessary gear to disaster sites anywhere in the continental U.S.

According to Sprint, their iDEN wireless network is ideal for the $2 billion emergency wireless network (of course). The company is hoping that Obama will approve this $2 billion emergency wireless network proposal and attach it to the economic stimulus plan currently moving through congress.

It will be interesting to see if President-elect Barack Obama will approve this $2 billion emergency wireless network proposal. This $2 billion emergency wireless network will be a valuable tool in the wake of emergencies and disasters like Katrina and 911. However, this plan might take a back seat to the current US economic crisis .

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Verizon Wireless: the Nation's Largest Wireless Network

Here's a wireless network update. Verizon Wireless proudly announced that it has taken the title of the largest US wireless network by completing its merge with Alltel. I have blogged about this topic a few times and it seems that the Verizon Wireless-Alltel merger is about to be completed.

Prior to the completion of the Verizon Wireless-Alltel merger, AT&T held the title as the largest US wireless network. Verizon wireless was considered as the second largest US wireless network until it completed its union with Alltel. Now, Verizon Wireless can proudly claim that it now owns the top spot as the largest US wireless network.

The completion of the Verizon Wireless-Alltel merger means that Verizon has become the largest wireless network with a coverage of 290 million people and serves more than 83.7 million total customers. On the other hand, AT&T with 74.9 million wireless customers, becomes the second largest US wireless network.

The wireless network scene first heard about the Verizon Wireless-Alltel merger for $5.9 billion in equity on June, 2008. In order to complete the Verizon Wireless-Alltel merger, the current largest US wireless network took over about $22.2 billion in Alltel's debt. These requirements were ordered by both the US Department of Justice (DOJ) and the Federal Communications Commission (FCC).

This means that Alltel customers in areas served by both Alltel and Verizon will not be included in the Verizon Wireless-Alltel merger. The Alltel customers affected by the Verizon Wireless-Alltel merger will be informed that their service will change.

Some experts feel that it will take some time before the Verizon Wireless-Alltel merge will become fully integrated although both companies use CDMA cellular technology in their wireless networks. It make take time to merge the network operations and billing systems of the largest US wireless network.

Now, how will AT&T respond to the Verizon Wireless-Alltel merger. I think that they will find ways to regain their former position as the the largest US network. Competition among US carriers is intense so there is no doubt that the rivals of the current largest US network will try to take over the divested customers.

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Nokia 7510 Supernova Coming to T-Mobile Wireless Network

Let's take a peak at an upcoming Nokia phone for T-Mobile. According to Engadget.com, the Nokia Usa website has just published a page dedicated to the Nokia 7510 Supernova with a T-Mobile logo on it. Let's get personal with the upcoming Nokia 7510 Supernova for T-Mobile.

The upcoming Nokia 7510 Supernova for T-Mobile promises a lot of fun for users. This indicates that the Nokia 7510 Supernova for T-Mobile isn't a high powered smartphone but a device designed to provide entertainment.

The look of the upcoming Nokia 7510 Supernova for T-Mobile certainly provides a lot of fun for its users. The upcoming Nokia 7510 Supernova for T-Mobile sports a stylish clamshell design with a hidden secondary display. Users will also like the unique push-to-open side key that allows them to open the upcoming Nokia 7510 Supernova easily. This new T-Mobile handset is definitely fun to carry around.

The upcoming Nokia 7510 Supernova for T-Mobile also provides users with opportunities to customize or personalize their handset. This device provides the colorful, exchangeable Xpress-on covers. Users can choose from different colors for their upcoming Nokia 7510 Supernova for T-Mobile including red, aquamarine, and brown.

However, the upcoming Nokia 7510 Supernova for T-Mobile isn't just about its looks because it also packs a nice set of features. The upcoming Nokia 7510 Supernova for T-Mobile offers a 2-megapixel cam with LED flash and 4 x digital zoom. It also provides a vibrant 2.2” QVGA display supporting up to 16.7 million colors.

Other features for the upcoming Nokia 7510 Supernova for T-Mobile include microSD expansion, Music player, FM radio, EDGE data (sadly no 3G), mobile Email, SMS text messaging, MMS picture messaging, XHTML browser, Video streaming, MPEG-4 playback and integrated handsfree speaker.

The upcoming Nokia 7510 Supernova for T-Mobile is expected to be announced soon probably at CES 2009. This ends this post on the upcoming Nokia 7510 Supernova for T-Mobile. Tune in to this blog for more new handsets for major US wireless network operators.