Tuesday, August 31, 2010

Cricket Wireless to Become a National Carrier?

Cricket Wireless is known as one of the best pre-paid carriers in the country. However, this company serves 5.3 million prepaid customers in select communities in 25 states and it is projected to expand in the next few years. Well, Cricket Wireless may decide t enter the national scene in the near future.

Al Moschner, the executive vice president and chief operating officer of Cricket Wireless recently told Kent German of CNet that,
It's about national reach. An important part of our strategy is to become national. We're not going to stop building out our own infrastructure, but given that real growth in the industry is with prepaid users, we need to be a national carrier today. And more importantly, if you believe that a significant shift of sales is moving to a national carrier footprint, the only way for us to be relevant is to be national.

Moschner also talked about smartphones, music services, 4G plans and other endeavours.

Head on to CNet to read the entire interview.

That's it for this post. Stay tuned regularly to get more news on wireless networks.

Tuesday, August 10, 2010

The Best Verizon Wireless Mobile Phones for 2010

The official announcement of the Motorola DROID 2 for Verizon Wireless has inspired me to publish a list of the carrier's top mobile phones. Verizon has really worked hard to combat the iPhone 4 this year and its line-up has been great so far.

Here's my list of the top Verizon Wireless cell phones for 2010:
  • Motorola DROID 2
  • HTC DROID Incredible
  • Motorola DROID X
  • BlackBerry Bold 9650
  • Palm Pre Plus
  • LG Ally
  • LG Fathom
The best Verizon Wireless mobile phones list is dominated by smartphones. That's mainly because smartphones have begun to bridge the gap between business-centric devices and feature phones. They now offer entertainment features alongside its business centric functionalities.

That's it for this ist of the top Verizon Wireless cell phones for 2010. Tune in to this blog for more lists.