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Images: 3 | Wirelessly posted (T-Mobile: Nokia6800/2.0 (5.58) Profile/MIDP-1.0 Configuration/CLDC-1.0) T-Mobile is doing extremely well in the FCC spectrum auction. Are these licenses for UMTS spectrum, GSM, or perhaps both?
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Technically, you can use the license for whatever you want. The assumption here is UMTS.
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I'm hoping, once the auction is all said and done and everyone's ducks are in a row, T-Mobile commences with a fast UMTS buildout. If they can complete 3G networks in major markets before everyone else and start building out from there it should get them customers who want/need faster data and the features that come with 3G handsets. I hope they take full advantage of the money they're spending and move up, I think they can move past Sprint to #3 if they do this right.
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well they don't advbertise it that much on the site but they are working on and EDGE builout...........it hasn't come to my area yet though but i live about 1 1/2 hours away from Philly so i should get it soon...............i moved from T-Mobile to Boost for financial reasons but im gonna move back as soon as possible (when i can afford it)
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Cingular doesn't seem to have a problem with advertising their high speed EDGE network and they aren't finished upgrading their network.... their will never be a time when one company has all the upgrades rolled out throughout their entire network....before they can finish rollaing something out something new will be available.... their is always something new before they can begion to enjoy the first thing that comes along......T-Mobile and Cingular both have EDGE but only Cingular advertises.... your saying that T-Mobile won't advertise because its not rolled out everywhere.......but it will never be rolled out everywhere if their customers don't show interest.......and they can't show interest if they don't know anything about it |
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btw is UMTS a new data standard or is it a new technology all together like GSM, CDMA, and iDEN .....or is it just another standard like GPRS and EDGE |
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I can't wait for UMTS to take over in non Urban area's, it'll be a while and like Smartest said above, it'll never be everywhere, luckily between roaming agreements several providers can work together on that.
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I'm in southcentral PA, just 40 minutes or so from smartestchild. I have edge in my area, I've actually be using a TM EDGE card while Verizon fixed my DSL order.
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you have it in Lititz and we don't have it here in Reading.....wow???? i know that when i called in June they gave me a timeframe of when they were going to put in more towers and they said they were putting one in Carsonia Park within 6 months.....that means around.......November or December.......maybe that one will be EDGE capable |
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