T-Mobile Moves 3G Network to 1900MHz in Las Vegas
90% covered. Hmmm... What about the other 10% ?
What will T-Mobile do to cover that last ten percent? I wonder what markets this ten percent is composed of?
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90% will be covered by two 10Mhz channels. The other areas will simply have less coverage.
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Common sense dictates that the other areas may have less coverage. WHICH areas fall in the ten percent projected to have no LTE coverage?
Eventually , this will come out. I'm curious about the areas affected and T-Mobiles solution to the lack of coverage.
Will Clearwire have their LTE "booster" service in place? (not likely)
Will T-Mobile have their HSPA+82 up and running?
Will there be some kind of advanced roaming deals? (the LTE would have to be compatible)
Will T-Mobile get more spectrum? or
Will it be a combination of these or none of the above?
Hmmm.....
Eventually , this will come out. I'm curious about the areas affected and T-Mobiles solution to the lack of coverage.
Will Clearwire have their LTE "booster" service in place? (not likely)
Will T-Mobile have their HSPA+82 up and running?
Will there be some kind of advanced roaming deals? (the LTE would have to be compatible)
Will T-Mobile get more spectrum? or
Will it be a combination of these or none of the above?
Hmmm.....
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mikkej2k said:
Common sense dictates that the other areas may have less coverage. WHICH areas fall in the ten percent projected to have no LTE coverage?
Eventually , this will come out. I'm curious about the areas affected and T-Mobiles solution to the lack of coverage.
Will Clearwire have their LTE "booster" service in place? (not likely)
Will T-Mobile have their HSPA+82 up and running?
Will there be some kind of advanced roaming deals? (the LTE would have to be compatible)
Will T-Mobile get more spectrum? or
Will it be a combination of these or none of the above?
Hmmm.....
Stay tuned for next weeks exciting conclusion on
As the signal fluctuates
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