T-Mobile's HSPA+ Network Swells By 10 Cities
Apr 5, 2011, 6:58 AM by Eric M. Zeman
T-Mobile USA today announced a new expansion of its HSPA+ footprint. The speedier network covers 10 new markets, including Ames, Iowa; Anderson, Ind.; Battle Creek, Benton Harbor and Jackson, Mich.; Fort Collins-Loveland, Colo.; Lawrence and Manhattan, Kan.; Springfield, Ill.; and Wichita Falls, Texas. T-Mobile says its HSPA+ network now covers 167 markets and more than 200 million Americans. T-Mobile said that it is still on track to double its network speeds from 21Mbps to 42Mbps in a handful of markets by mid-year, including Las Vegas, New York and Orlando, and later followed by Chicago and northern New Jersey.
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What's the point?
What's the point? If their acquisition by AT&T goes through, AT&T will just shut it down next year. What a waste. I really do feel for all the T-Mobile customers who will likely get dumped onto AT&T's s-l-o-w 3G network.
Well, they still need to retain customers and gain new ones. The T-Mobile ads bashing at&t are still airing too. There is always a slight chance that the deal might not be approved. I wouldn't count on that but they are still competitors until everyth...
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They are counting on cashing the 3 billion check from att when the deal doesn't get approved and laughing all the way to the bank. But you're right, att will only screw it up.
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well if the at&t merger goes thru they will also get t mobiles technology so the 4g networks would stay the same
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That's why I left ATT, LACK of ambition! I waited all the way til March of 2010.
Someone correct me if I am wrong, but aren't T-Mobile's HSPA+ network and AT&T's HSPA networks both clocked to 7.2 mbits/second?
Jackson, MI
I would never have guessed that T-Mobile would have much coverage in these places.
It seems to me like Tmo has quite a bit bigger network than most on Phone Scoop thought.
