instead to retailers and smaller carriers that want to offer 4G service without having to build their own networks. Now, LightSquared does have some issues of its own to work through, notably some concerns about whether its network will interfere with GPS signals. So in the short term, I would not at all be surprised to see Sprint become a major partner with LightSquared, much as it did with WiMax provider Clearwire. Or perhaps, if Sprint does want to make one big acquisition, it could buy LightSquared outright. Sprint has a tough time ahead, and it has to act fast before nervous subscribers abandon ship. The perception of the company's chances of survival are at an all-time low and the resulting battering its stock has taken makes big moves even harder. But there are options out there for Sprint that don't require groveling in front of the executives at Verizon. If you are using Internet Explorer 8, make sure InPrivate Filtering is turned off and InPrivate Filtering data has been cleared. To turn off InPrivate Filtering go to Tools / InPrivate Filtering Settings, select the "off" button and click "OK". To clear InPrivate Filtering data Go to Tools / Internet Options. Click the "Delete" button under "Browsing history" on the General tab. Make sure "Preserve Favorites website data" is unchecked. Make sure "InPrivate Filtering data" is checked. Click the "Delete" button. Click the "OK" button to exit the Internet Options window. Refresh the page. Guidelines: We welcome your thoughts, but