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T-Mobile USA Joins Wi-Fi Alliance

Nov 3, 2009, 9:01 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Today the Wi-Fi Alliance announced that T-Mobile USA has become a new sponsor member of the Wi-Fi Alliance. The Alliance has more than 330 members, including companies such as Apple, Microsoft, Motorola and Nokia.

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Mark_S

Nov 3, 2009, 1:38 PM

T-Mobile USA Joins.......

T-Mobile USA should first join the "coverage" alliance before venturing into other fields. Being the first GSM carrier in the US and to let another former TDMA now GSM and a CDMA carrier overtake them so quickly is embarrassing. 🙄

ibnturab

I completely agree. T-mobile needs to be honest with itself and their customers. Its 3G network footprint is embarasing and they should probably not advertise a 'nationwide' 3G network. Going on their current rate of expansion, the earliest they would...
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