No, it won't be until at least the end of 2013 that T-mobiles 1900mhz spectrum is refarmed for the iPhone getting 3G on their network.
Those flyers are simply for unlocked iPhone users who dont mind edge speeds.
No, it won't be until at least the end of 2013 that T-mobiles 1900mhz spectrum is refarmed for the iPhone getting 3G on their network.
Those flyers are simply for unlocked iPhone users who dont mind edge speeds.
I believe most major cities should expect 3G by the end of this year or the beginning of next year. There are some places in the US that has the iPhone on TMO running 3G. It's getting there; slowly.
Are there any maps out there to prove this? They also need to work on expanding their 3G footprint... it's really tiny right now.
I believe most major cities should expect 3G by the end of this year or the beginning of next year. There are some places in the US that has the iPhone on TMO running 3G. It's getting there; slowly.
That would be nice.
Hope they roll it out sooner.
Even though the flyer dont say anything about refarming 3G I still got hopes for Tmobile.
If they do they will get tons of iphone customers.
And if you cant afford to officially carry the iphone then make your network compatible with it, provide good speeds and cheaper prices than Verizon and AT&T and many will come to you.
Good thinking by Tmobile IMO.
Well, you can use their coverage maps for one, their network covers well close to 200 million pops, which is smaller than the other, larger carriers but definitely more metro-centric.
If you look at the post I was quoting, you would see that I was referring specifically to PCS 3G, not their overall 3G network.
My point is that the very same maps that show 3G coverage now, will likely look the same with PCS coverage, they are trying to overlay their existing coverage. So areas that have coverage with 3G now with HSPA+ on the 1700 band, is hopeful to have coverage on the 1900 band.
As for existing PCS 3G coverage right now, no such map exists.