DOJ Hits MetroPCS for More Details Regarding T-Mobile Deal
The Government needs to back off.
I think the us Government needs to back off companies and let them make money, carriers like T-mobile are forced to use MVNO's to make more revenue, like this one: www.solavei.com/htij143.
If we had a real free market this "crisis" would not be.
If we had a real free market this "crisis" would not be.
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lol, right because the reason T-Mobile has not done well isn't because of the quality of service it offers, decisions it made, and the government should not look into deals that provide less competition.
You do know T-Mobile, and Metro PCS use different technology, the last time a company merged with a company that had different technology it turned out well, right. Must be why Sprint has been doing so well.
You do know T-Mobile, and Metro PCS use different technology, the last time a company merged with a company that had different technology it turned out well, right. Must be why Sprint has been doing so well.
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Sprint and Nextel did not share frequencies or technologies. The demographics for their customer bases were very different. Until LTE , Sprint and Nextel had no natural upgrade path and had to run two separate networks.
T-Mobile and MetroPCS have a natural upgrade path: LTE.
T-Mobile is a GSM/EDGE , UMTS/HSPA network that shares frequencies with MetroPCS. MetroPCS is a CDMA/LTE network.
Quotes from Wikipedia: "LTE is the natural upgrade path for carriers with GSM/UMTS networks" and "LTE services were launched by major North American carriers as well, with the Samsung Galaxy Indulge offered by MetroPCS starting on February 10, 2011 being the first commercially available LTE smartphone"
T-Mobile and MetroPCS have a natural upgrade path: LTE.
T-Mobile is a GSM/EDGE , UMTS/HSPA network that shares frequencies with MetroPCS. MetroPCS is a CDMA/LTE network.
Quotes from Wikipedia: "LTE is the natural upgrade path for carriers with GSM/UMTS networks" and "LTE services were launched by major North American carriers as well, with the Samsung Galaxy Indulge offered by MetroPCS starting on February 10, 2011 being the first commercially available LTE smartphone"
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