Cingular 3G In Most Of 100 Largest Cities
Dec 20, 2006, 4:20 PM by (staff)
Cingular today announced it has launched 3G in 160 markets across the US. This exceeds Cingular's predictions a year ago that they would cover 100 markets by the end of 2006. According to the carrier this includes most of the 100 largest cities in the US, including Chicago, Dallas, Miami, New York, Seattle, San Francisco. However the carrier has not made a full list of upgraded cities available, and their coverage map does not allow you to see 3G coverage until you have zoomed in to view a specific city. We were able to determine that there is still no 3G coverage in Los Angeles. Although it has been confirmed the carrier will upgrade their HSDPA to 7.2 Mbbps speeds, Cingular has not announced future plans for their 3G network, including any further rollout plans or additional services / upgrades they will make.
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Why is Cingular so obtuse about their 3G coverage
On the plus side, it does seem like a great network given the speeds and the ability to have voice and data at same time. They have also done a tremendous job of introducing new smartphones. I will seriously consider switching a year from now whe...
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I am currently using a LG CU500 and a Samsung BlackJack with absolutely no problems.
Next time check your facts before posting.
I'm totally confused by this as well. I work for Cingular, and there is loads of information available, but none of it easy to navigate. The basic reason for this relates to how big the company is and how the management...
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3g in Upstate NY?
Totally amazing!!!
say what??no 3g in LA
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maybe their tool just shows coverage but is not there yet??????
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At&t / Cingular merger
7.2 mbps for Cingular
160? I only count 137..
Alabama
Birmingham
Arkansas
Little Rock
Arizona
Chandler, Gilbert, Glendale, Mesa, Peoria, Phoenix, Scottsdale, Tempe, Tucson
California
Arden-Arcade, Bakersfield, Berkeley, Chula Vista, Daly City, Escondido, Fairfield, Fremont, Fresno, Hayward, Modesto, Oakland, Oceanside, Richmond, Roseville, Sacramento, San Diego, San Francisco, San Jose, Santa Clara, Stockton, Sunnyvale, Vallejo
Connecticut
Bridgeport
Delaware
Wilmington
District of Columbia
Washington...
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Mustang46L said:...
I only count 137 cities here, and these are cities not markets because many of these cities fall in the same market as others in the list. Way to cheat your way to the top again Cingular. I'll be sticking with my S
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Mustang46L said:...
I only count 137 cities here, and these are cities not markets because many of these cities fall in the same market as others in the list. Way to cheat your way to the top again Cingular. I'll be sticking with my S
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still trying to understand......
The reason of course is faster speeds, but they had to upgrade to UMTS to have access to HSDPA as it's an upgrade in itself.
The rush is, they'...
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jol315 said:
how it is that Cingular is going to jump from UMTS to HSDPA without the dust settling on them getting to 3g. whats the rush?
It's always a rush. We've already got one tech in our hands that hasn't del...
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largest cities?
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