Comment Re:Fact K-12 children break their devices (Score 1) 120
*Who pays for repairs. Sorry for the typo.
Comment Fact K-12 children break their devices (Score 1) 120
Talk to anyone who works in a school district and they will tell you this is true. Where is the plan to replace a device every time they break one? Where pays for repairs? Are they just going to hand them another one? Where is the plan for missing devices? I admit I didn't read the entire article nor the 1600 page proposed bill, but I'm certain none of these problems are taken into account. Including what they're going to do as the devices age and become obsolete. Who is tracking these?
Submission + - Sprint 4G LTE Network to shut down 6/22/22 (cnet.com)
An anonymous reader writes: T-Mobile has been moving to integrate Sprint into its operations since completing its merger last April. This week the next step was detailed, with a support page on the carrier's website revealing that T-Mobile plans to shut down Sprint's 4G LTE network on June 30, 2022.
The page, spotted by Light Reading, details a bit about why it is doing this. The company says that "retiring older network technologies" allow it "to free up resources and spectrum that will help us strengthen our entire network, move all customers to more advanced technologies and bridge the Digital Divide." Part of this process, the post continues, "involves moving Sprint's LTE spectrum to the T-Mobile network."
The page, spotted by Light Reading, details a bit about why it is doing this. The company says that "retiring older network technologies" allow it "to free up resources and spectrum that will help us strengthen our entire network, move all customers to more advanced technologies and bridge the Digital Divide." Part of this process, the post continues, "involves moving Sprint's LTE spectrum to the T-Mobile network."
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