I'm french, but if was American I would be on T-Mobile. How stupid can people be to be on Verizon or AT&T (especially knowing that they steal or your data to sell them to advertisers or give them to the NSA?)
Before calling people names, perhaps you should do some research. T-Mobile is the fourth carrier in the U.S. because they have the worst service. Americans choose Verizon and AT&T because they provide good to excellent coverage. T-Mobile has to have cheaper prices in order to attract customers.
Been with T Mobile for 1 year now and I can say it is the best carrier and best support I've had for the past 15 years.
Before calling people names, perhaps you should do some research. T-Mobile is the fourth carrier in the U.S. because they have the worst service. Americans choose Verizon and AT&T because they provide good to excellent coverage. T-Mobile has to have cheaper prices in order to attract customers.
Yeah.. you zoom in one level and suddenly all those areas that they show on the large map having full coverage have no coverage.Who else is amused by T-Mobile's claimed coverage map ?
That's not their projected LTE coverage map. The map shown is their "complete coverage" by the end of 2015. That includes roaming and even 2G networks as well as LTE.
: iPhone only works if you turn it on.Finally. Last year's iPhones could've had band 12 (as did several Android phones before it), but nope.
It's important to note that band 12 is only useful if you live in an area where it's available.
T-Mobile has said many times that unlimited is not sustainable. I think 10GB with Data Stash is a good compromise frankly.Now bring back the 2 unlimited lines for $100 and I'm there.
Finally. Last year's iPhones could've had band 12 (as did several Android phones before it), but nope.
It's important to note that band 12 is only useful if you live in an area where it's available.
Instead of paying $20 for 18 months, I wish I could just plop down my $360 + $164 = $524 all at once and walk out of the store.
Have been able to for years. It was Verizon that didn't allow that.So can you talk and surf on T-mob at the same time now?
Sensorly isn't reporting any significant increase in coverage, so I am thinking it has not been turned on yet?
I just wished they could get some financial power and just go dark and build a massive network. I love the uncannier moves he is making. I just need him to let his network operations team off the leash and get the entire country or at least every major highway blanketed in LTE. I would switch i swear on a stack of insert text you swear on. I hate VZW they are slime balls unhelpful and at worst arrogant when you speak with there agents as they know they are the only game in town that works. I mean forget price just having to call them and tell them what they are selling on the TV or internet to get the deal is just dumb. There agents are not very helpful and to top it off they lie to you and say something can not be done when in deed it can they just want to keep getting that extra each moth per line even though i own my damn phones. Oh and you can not just log in and go hey i own my phone now discount time. This requires you to call in for them to threaten you rate plan you already have. I swear if i could get enough not even great coverage i would leave for t-mobile right now.
Come to US, try to drive between two cities, there is nothing but desert for roughly 100 miles (160 km), and I would really consider that a short drive. If you are with T-mobile, you are out of luck. If you are visiting a small town, good luck with a map and a up-to-date tourist book, because you are not going to be using your phone.
T-mobile is great overall, but the coverage of Verizon/ATT is just better.
T-Mobile has said many times that unlimited is not sustainable. I think 10GB with Data Stash is a good compromise frankly.
So can you talk and surf on T-mob at the same time now?
I often get no reception on T Mobile when in many buildings downtown Chicago, though I see people with ATT and Verizon using theirs just fine. Wonder if this will resolve that or not.
Either that, or people just aren't mapping these areas. It's a shame Apple hasn't opened up more APIs so that iPhone users can start mapping.
Not financially doable with their high-band portfolio. They can do it and have one very dense network, but that would just cost so much. Need to have more low band.
Sounds like you aren't speaking from experience.
They've said a number of times that it is sustainable. They're getting faster and faster.