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T-Mobile Says Its Focus Is Unchanged

Dec 20, 2011, 11:38 AM by Eric M. Zeman
updated Dec 20, 2011, 3:31 PM

T-Mobile has responded to the decision made by its parent company, Deutsche Telekom, and AT&T to cease their acquisition plans. "What does this mean for T-Mobile USA customers? Our focus is unchanged: make the latest mobile products and services affordable for everyone," said COO Jim Alling in a company blog post. The company has continued to expand the reach and speeds of its HSPA+ network as well as add new smartphones and other devices to its roster since the deal was first announced in March. T-Mobile says is has expanded its HSPA+ coverage to more than 200 million people in 208 markets and doubled speeds for nearly 180 million Americans in 163 markets. T-Mobile didn't spell out any new plans for future network upgrades or expansions.

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trsprague

Dec 21, 2011, 10:35 AM

Go T-Mobile!

I got the Samsung Exhibit II 4G smartphone from Walmart and absolutely LOVE it. I was forced to change cell phone companies after Hurricane Irene knocked out a Sprint tower close to my home and my phone was virtually useless after that. I stuck it out as long as I could, but after three months later getting the runaround from the local and corporate Sprint, I decided I couldn't stand it any longer.

I was hesitant to join T-Mobile at first, but their monthly 4G plans without contract are very competitive, and if they continue to heavily promote these, they could make a significant dent in the prepaid space. The signal at my home and everywhere I go is excellent, and even though I am not officially supposed to have 4G in my area, I do. The ...
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dadayk12

thats right..

im using their service also and have teh valu plan 49.99 perline on my family rateplan for unlimited everything.. i really love teh 4g speed!! 😉

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