Sprint Gives Up On QChat
Dec 1, 2009, 3:22 PM by Eric M. Zeman
Sprint spokesperson Scott Sloat has confirmed that Sprint Nextel will cease to offer push-to-talk phones based on Qualcomm's QChat technology. QChat was introduced in 2008 as an EVDO Rev. A-based alternative to Nextel's iDEN technology for PTT services. Sprint sold several models that were enabled with QChat, but will no longer offer them. Sprint Nextel's iDEN network technology has recently improved, said Sloat, and Sprint will market its PTT services for iDEN only.
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i spit my drink when i saw this!
Jonathanlc2005 said:
i cant believe they gave up on it... they spent so much money, research, phones, everything. i think simply they didnt offer a wide variety besides basic phones but wow im sad to see it go
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Good riddens!
Some of the "improvements" were just finishing the rebanding job...
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