AT&T Announces HSPA 7.2 Deployment
How come...
...when these upgrade announcements come out they never mention the tri-state area (NY,NJ,CT). Isn't the Tri-state area one of the most densely populated areas in the US? Charlotte is pretty sparse compared to the other cities mentioned.
I guess my question is: Why Charlotte? and not Phoenix, or Philadelphia which have higher populations?
I guess my question is: Why Charlotte? and not Phoenix, or Philadelphia which have higher populations?
Good qustion indeed, espescially the tri-state, there's gotta be at least 14 million or so people around the 5 boroughs, Jersey, and southern Ct, that 14 million was just a guess.
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I suspect that the NY area is still getting 'fixed' for 3g 850 in many areas.
L.A. Metro (+15 million) has had its 3G 850 up for ~5-6months now in the downtown, and since last fall in the valleys.
I can't speak for other areas.
L.A. Metro (+15 million) has had its 3G 850 up for ~5-6months now in the downtown, and since last fall in the valleys.
I can't speak for other areas.
Damn it Las Vegas is missing!
Damn it Las Vegas is missing from the before tge end of the year list. Well this is all very exciting AT&T news today, I guess everybody is too busy discussing the A-List headline to notice this.
i might just go disneyland and universal to test hspa 7.2! haha
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