SuperFrog44

Just saw this as well. Not sure how well would work in a small device. http://txchnologist.com/post/58795707354/no-batteries-needed-next-gen-wireless-sensors-talk

According to their native coverage map there is "some" coverage in Alaska. Probably need a partner though.

See this, http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9020082/Motorola_s_solar_LCD_to_charge_your_cell_phone

So is carrier aggregation similar LACP in the Ethernet world? If that's the case then I would figure that you would have different modes of operation. Say adaptive vs. round-robin would have considerably different battery life profiles and could smooth some of the differences between G and H blocks. Thoughts?

Just a thought. Assuming more 600 spectrum does get auctioned. What would be the chances of Sprint buying say a large national chunk of 600 and flipping it to say VZ for 850? Would make sense for both parties as Sprint should have the head units in place and VZ could get out of a spectrum band. Also assuming VZ bought say 10mhz of 600 or something.