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Wal-Max?

Wal-Mart may become to wireless what they are to retail.

...the gist of a rumor coming out of AndroidGuys today that says Sprint is working on a deal with Walmart to install WiMAX cells on all (yes, all) of its locations, a move that would give it a significant boost in national coverage while presumably lowering infrastructure costs significantly.

Wal-Mart revolutionized retail by lowering distribution costs and dramatically improving logistics. Why not do the same with the overpriced and under-serviced wireless industry?

This entry was posted by Kevin Creighton, on 1.12.2010. You can leave your response.

“Wal-Max?”
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