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Qwest Starts National Wireless Service

Mar 1, 2004, 12:35 PM by (staff)

Qwest today introduced its new nationwide wireless voice service. The company previously offered only regional service using its own network in the midwest. The new service and plans utilize Sprint's wireless network. Existing Qwest customers will be transitioned to the new plans. In addition, in early April, Qwest will begin offering new advanced data services under the PCS Vision brand, including picture phone capabilities and downloadable ring-tones and games.

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palmsolo

Mar 16, 2004, 9:57 AM

Any news on data plans?

Now that Qwest will be using Sprint's network will they begin to offer data plans? I recently left them to go to T-Mobile because there was no real data plans for phones like the Treo 600 or Smartphone devices.

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