LightSquared Collaboration smartphone
LightSquared teams up with Sharp to begin production of LTE phones and tablets and these smartphones and tablets won’t be sold by the Falcone-backed company and will instead make their way to its carrier partners, like Sprint, C Spire and Best Buy. LightSquared will be showing off some of its devices at CTIA Enterprise and Applications conference on October 11-13 in San Diego and LightSquared inked a few major deals during the summer, starting in July when it announced a 15-year wholesale 4G LTE deal with Sprint……………….
LightSquared, which is building a nationwide wireless broadband network that will drive consumer choice and industry innovation has announced a strategic collaboration agreement with Sharp, a worldwide leader in consumer electronic products and solutions. LightSquared has selected Sharp as its first manufacturer to provide advanced smartphones and tablets which will operate on its 4G-LTE network. The goal of the agreement is to leverage Sharp’s leading-edge product solutions to develop a range of innovative devices which will incorporate an extensive selection of unique device components, such as Sharp‘s advanced LCD panel and camera module, for LightSquared‘s 4G-LTE network partners including carriers, retailers and others. This agreement underscores how LightSquared‘s open network and growing ecosystem can help manufacturers expand their wireless offerings and develop innovative products without restrictions. LightSquared will showcase devices during CTIA Enterprise & Applications, October 11-13, in San Diego. “Sharp has a rich history of producing unique products that push the extremes of design and functionality, and we’re proud that they will be developing innovative devices for LightSquared’s 4G-LTE network,” said Sanjiv Ahuja, chief executive officer of LightSquared. “LightSquared’s wholesale-only business model and open network will provide Sharp with a platform from which they can aggressively expand into the U.S. wireless market with an exciting portfolio of smartphones and tablets.”
LightSquared teams up with Sharp to begin production of LTE phones and tablets and these smartphones and tablets won’t be sold by the Falcone-backed company and will instead make their way to its carrier partners, like Sprint, C Spire and Best Buy. LightSquared will be showing off some of its devices at CTIA Enterprise and Applications conference on October 11-13 in San Diego and LightSquared inked a few major deals during the summer, starting in July when it announced a 15-year wholesale 4G LTE deal with Sprint……………….
LightSquared, which is building a nationwide wireless broadband network that will drive consumer choice and industry innovation has announced a strategic collaboration agreement with Sharp, a worldwide leader in consumer electronic products and solutions. LightSquared has selected Sharp as its first manufacturer to provide advanced smartphones and tablets which will operate on its 4G-LTE network. The goal of the agreement is to leverage Sharp’s leading-edge product solutions to develop a range of innovative devices which will incorporate an extensive selection of unique device components, such as Sharp‘s advanced LCD panel and camera module, for LightSquared‘s 4G-LTE network partners including carriers, retailers and others. This agreement underscores how LightSquared‘s open network and growing ecosystem can help manufacturers expand their wireless offerings and develop innovative products without restrictions. LightSquared will showcase devices during CTIA Enterprise & Applications, October 11-13, in San Diego. “Sharp has a rich history of producing unique products that push the extremes of design and functionality, and we’re proud that they will be developing innovative devices for LightSquared’s 4G-LTE network,” said Sanjiv Ahuja, chief executive officer of LightSquared. “LightSquared’s wholesale-only business model and open network will provide Sharp with a platform from which they can aggressively expand into the U.S. wireless market with an exciting portfolio of smartphones and tablets.”