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  1. www.theverge.com › 2022/7/1 › 23191183Sprint’s LTE and 3G networks are officially retired - The Verge

    Jul 1, 2022 · As planned, T-Mobile has started shutting down Sprint’s LTE network. The carrier recently retired Sprint’s 3G CDMA network and just began shutting down its own 3G network.

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      But the flashiest use cases are nowhere to be found — and...

  2. www.phonearena.com › news › tmobile-sunsets-allLeaked document reveals the final date of Sprint's demise

    May 24, 2023 · On July 7, T-Mobile will finish removing all Sprint physical equipment from the stores, an operation started late last year. Sprint customers will still be able to make payments using Sprint’s app and website, but these will be shut down too in the not-so-distant future.

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  3. www.forbes.com › sites › waynerashSprint To Disappear From The U.S. Wireless Landscape In ...

    The familiar yellow logo of what was the fourth-largest U.S. wireless company will be taken down from the stores that have sold its devices and services, and in most cases it will be replaced by...

  4. telephoneworld.org › the-history-of-sprintThe History of SPRINT (long distance, local, and wireless)

    • Sprint Long Distance
    • Epilogue
    • Epilogue, Part 2

    Sprint Long Distance, as you see above, was originally by Southern Pacific Railroad that was later sold to GTE and United Telephone as a joint venture, and later United bought out GTE’s portion. United then renamed the company Sprint. Since they were able to make a long distance company from scratch, they did it using then modern Northern Telecom (...

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    As stated above, Sprint no longer exists as a separate entity. The landline side went to CenturyLink (now Lumen) and the wireless side went to the T-Mobile. But what happened to the Long Distance side? I’ll get to that in a minute. So where did things go wrong? Technology is always changing and if you go the wrong way, you’ll lose. And that’s basic...

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    But wait, there’s more! The former Sprint long distance company had several long distance “Carrier Access Codes” (CAC) that you could dial to access their network. Most people knew these as “dial around codes” to force long distance calls to a specific carrier. The codes for Sprint were 0333 and 0777 (dialed as 101-0333 and 101-0777). These of cour...

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  5. www.cnn.com › 2020/08/03 › techOne of America’s most storied brands is no more - CNN

    Aug 3, 2020 · Sprint was a storied American brand, but it is no longer. T-Mobile, which closed its $30 billion merger with the wireless carrier in April, officially retired the Sprint brand Monday.

  6. www.howtogeek.com › 733116 › when-are-uWhen Are U.S. Carriers Shutting Down Their 3G Networks?

    Jun 13, 2021 · When Will Sprint Shut Down Their 3G Networks? Sprint---which is owned by T-Mobile---will have its CDMA 3G network shut down on January 1, 2022. The carrier stopped activating 3G phones one year prior to that date.

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  8. www.androidcentral.com › t-mobile-sprint-faqThe Sprint / T-Mobile merger is complete, so what happens now ...

    Aug 12, 2020 · Sprint's 5G network is dead and devices that haven't received an update will be stuck with LTE. Will my plan change? Your monthly bill will remain unchanged and in time may even go down.