Filed under: Samsung, Verizon Wireless, EV-DO, CDMA, Misc
We figured it was only a matter of time before someone else took Samsung up on its offer of a branded Ubicell for their network, and it seems as if Verizon Wireless will be calling the two spot. After Sprint launched the CDMA femtocell (dubbed AIRAVE) for users with lackluster service at home, the unit was widely regarded as amazing, magnificent and just downright stupendous. According to a new filing with the FCC, Verizon is hoping to provide those same wonderful emotions to its own customers who are already frustrated with dropped calls and terrible service at home. Obviously, there’s no mention of a price or release date, but judging by the user manual, installation and operation will be precisely the same — and yes, that means it won’t operate without a GPS lock proving that you’re currently situated in America. at this time, if only a universal GSM version were right around the bend, we’d be pleased as punch.
[Via CellPhone Signal]
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Tags: Cdma, Emotions, Fcc, Gsm, Launch, Matter Of Time, Nbsp, Punch, Release Date, Samsung, Samsung Ubicell, Samsung Wireless, Sprint, Verizon, Verizon Wireless
