Significant consumer benefits would flow from a dual band 12/17...
Significant consumer benefits would flow from a dual band 12/17 interoperability rule, U.S. Cellular CEO Mary Dillon told FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski on Friday, an ex parte filing said (http://bit.ly/XxDnOC). Dillon discussed the company’s recent cost-benefit analysis, which found that…
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an interoperability order providing a single development platform to support lower 700 MHz operators could save over $200 million in annualized device and platform development costs. U.S. Cellular urged the chairman to schedule a vote on the item for the March commissioners meeting.