Cingular May Launch 3G In Fewer Cities
which Cities?
Atlanta
LA
Chicago
Miami
Dallas
Philly
Houston
Boston
DC
Seattle
St. Louis
Memphis
Detroit
San Fran(Bay Area)
This is not base off of facts. Just my opinion.
Also, you forgot Phoenix. ATTWS had already began to rollout UMTS there before the merge so that is a dead giveaway. That and the fact that Maricopa county in AZ has like 12 million people and deployments are based largely on population density.
On comparison St. Louis in the 2000 census registered in at only 348,149 people where its only number 49 on the list. Actually while researching these numbers I discovered that people are leaving St. Louis. The estimated current population is down like 25,000 people.
So to re-itereate my...
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Ok here are the numbers... again
St. Louis: 332,223
MO: 5,704,484
Phoenix: 1,321,045
Mesa: 396,375
Tempe: 158,635
Scottsdale: 202,705
Gilbert: 109,697
And so on...
So unless St. Louis has some pretty big suburbs, you are not even gonna touch Phoenix area... Like I said, Mesa itself, which is technicall a suberb is bigger than St. Louis. I didn't include the total population of AZ because besides the Flagstaff, Phoenix, Tucson, Huma areas, its basically desert. As for the numbers of the suberbs of St. Louis, it doesn't say. What I did find is that St Louis is shrinking.
Also, the Phoenix area is the second fas...
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The Saint Louis Metropolitan Statistical Area, the 18th largest in the United States (population: 2,603,607), includes Saint Louis County (1,016,315), the independent City of Saint Louis (348,189), the Missouri counties of Saint Charles (283,883), Jefferson (198,099), Franklin (93,807), Lincoln (38,944) and Warren (24,525), and the Illinois counties of Madison (258,941), Saint Clair (256,082), Clinton (35,535), Monroe (27,619) and Jersey (21,66😎.
Cities in the Saint Louis MO-IL MSA include numerous municipalities (suburbs) in Saint Louis County, as well as St. Charles (population: 60,321) and Saint Peters (51,381) in Missouri, and Alton (30,496), Granite City (31,301), East Saint Louis (31,542) and Belle...
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If you were looking to win the debate, you had check-mate about 4 moves (posts) ago... 😛
But to hear how St. Louis, of all the bloody places, can compare to Phoenix was just ballocks. I was in St. Louis a couple of years back for the NFC Championship game and it is nowhere near in size compared to Phoenix which is bloody HUGE!!!! Wow... I was just there for a couple of weeks and well, wow... I thought I was back in LA.
adilus said:
Now Steve... you know how I post... Arsehole 90% of time, cheeky tosser the rest.
But to hear how St. Louis, of all the bloody places, can compare to Phoenix was just ballocks. I was in St. Louis a couple of years back for the NFC Championship game and it is nowhere near in size compared to Phoenix which is bloody HUGE!!!! Wow... I was just there for a couple of weeks and well, wow... I thought I was back in LA.
Oh, c'mon...if you're going to act English, at least spell "bollocks" correctly.
Lor' luv a duck! And where are yew from marra what yew know so much abaaaht england? Know what I mean? Lawd above! But since yew are perfect an' all knowin' yew should know exactly what I am wrtin' right now., innit.
adilus said:
ahh yes... mr spellcheck rises up again.
Lor' luv a duck! And where are yew from marra what yew know so much abaaaht england? Know what I mean? Lawd above! But since yew are perfect an' all knowin' yew should know exactly what I am wrtin' right now., innit.
That was innocent flirting. But you've missed the boat now, mister.
Anyways, adilus I was just sayin... you won the debate, that's all... let 'bollucks' be 'bollucks' with they're re-posts... Did I spell bollucks right? Meh... 🙂
/me likes our rolling hills, rivers, trees and grass....
Anyway I might add San Diego to that list. Probably not as populated as some of the others but there is a LOT of $$$ being spent there. Also AT&T rolled out UMTS in San Diego and Dallas last year (didn't they?). They were also one of the first markets to get Verizon's EVDO.
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