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T-Mobile Doubles 4G Network Speed

by Steve Morgenstern on March 22, 2011

T-Mobile sweetened its 4G offering today by doubling network speed in key cities, with more to come. Las Vegas, New York and Orlando will be the first areas to see the upgrade in the company's HSPA+ network, to a theoretical 42 Mbps for downloads, followed by Chicago. The 4G network in the New York area is also expanding its footprint to cover Long Island and Northern New Jersey. By mid-2011, T-Mobile promises to complete the speed upgrade in 25 markets nationwide, covering nearly half the U.S. population.

To take advantage of the growing network, T-Mobile also introduced seven new 4G devices at the International CTIA Wireless 2011 trade show, including the Rocket 3.0 laptop stick, which will be the first 4G device compatible with the enhanced 42 Mbps speed.
 


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From Brandi on March 22, 2011 :: 5:16 pm


Isn’t this because AT&T just incorporated T_Mobile into their family of companies?  Basically T-Mobile is now using the T-Moble towers AND AT&T towers- but you didn’t mention anything about the merger at all…
Curious

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From Suzanne Kantra on March 24, 2011 :: 6:21 pm


T-Mobile’s higher speed network is not a result of the proposed AT&T/T-Mobile merger.

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From Mark van der Hoek on May 16, 2011 :: 10:34 pm


The T-Mo buyout is a loooong way off.  It will probably take a year to get all the approvals (IF they get approval!), and until then, you won’t see any changes.

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