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Clearwire Dumps Postpaid Services

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Oct 31, 2011, 5:22 PM by Eric M. Zeman

Clearwire today announced that it will no longer offer postpaid monthly Internet access to new customers. Instead, it will only offer unlimited WiMax service for $50 per month. Clearwire will also stop selling dual-mode 3G/4G devices, and will only sell WiMax devices moving forward that access its network only. Existing customers will be able to keep their postpaid and 3G/4G services and devices as-is. Clearwire also recently announced its intent to deploy LTE in 2012 and LTE-Advanced in 2013 if it is able to raise the capital.

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