HTC's first WiMAX-enabled handset revealed: T8290, from Russia with Speed (flag)

www.engadgetmobile.com — With Sprint snagging the vast majority of the WiMAX limelight of late , we aren't going to complain with a similar network halfway across the globe yanking it back. Out of absolutely nowhere comes HTC's first WiMAX-enabled handset, the sure-to-be-delightful T8290. Reportedly, this bugger packs ...

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