Cingular, T-Mobile Part Ways on Shared Networks
Nokia 6010?
I was browsing Tmobile's website just a second ago and I found a new phone being offered: the Nokia 6010. It's an ugly phone, but the important thing is that it's a dual band 800/1900 phone. Tmobile only used the gsm 1900 band network here in the usa. It looks like the spectrum Tmobile is buying from Cingular includes the 800 band.
Hey guys I am really curious to hear from your own research. what is going on?
Nick
NicholasKiz said:
It looks like the spectrum Tmobile is buying from Cingular includes the 800 band.
Nick
OR...they're in the process of making roaming agreements with an 800mhz capable carrier? RICH! Inform u...
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This is an entry-level phone. The whole point is that it's cheap. The cheapest phones for a carrier like T-Mobile are usually "off the shelf" mode...
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How will we be unaffected?
Clueless...
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kpmd said:...
I probably don't understand this fully but as a T-Mobile subscriber in NY, how is it that I will be unaffected by this? If we will no longer be sharing with Cingular, won't that reduce coverage for us?
Clueless...
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But after the merger is complete, the NY-area Cingular c...
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- T-Mobile customers will be unaffected because the networks that were previ
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How does this affect CA/NV T-Mobile customers?!
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