3G in South East markets.
Sorry, I only have the dates for the SE markets. Here it is:
😎 3G Launch Schedule in the Southeast:
Ӣ June '06
- Atlanta
Ӣ July '06
- Orlando
- Tampa
Ӣ August '06
- Daytona
- Canaveral/ Melbourne
- Lakeland
- Birmingham
- Charlotte
- Raleigh
- Gainesville
- Tallahassee
- Jacksonville
- Miami/West Palm
- Knoxville
Ӣ October '06
- New Orleans
- Baton Rouge
- Greensboro
- Columbia
- Nashville
- Louisville
- Memphis
Ӣ December '06
- Puerto Rico
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😎 3G Launch Schedule in the Southeast:
Ӣ June '06
- Atlanta
Ӣ July '06
- Orlando
- Tampa
Ӣ August '06
- Daytona
- Canaveral/ Melbourne
- Lakeland
- Birmingham
- Charlotte
- Raleigh
- Gainesville
- Tallahassee
- Jacksonville
- Miami/West Palm
- Knoxville
Ӣ October '06
- New Orleans
- Baton Rouge
- Greensboro
- Columbia
- Nashville
- Louisville
- Memphis
Ӣ December '06
- Puerto Rico
😁
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Thanks for that update. Out of curiosity where did you get it from? I can look all day on csp and the my cingular site and never find anything? Cant wait for it to launch in my area. Wonder if corporate will give all of us RSC'S new 3g phones like they did when ptt was launched.
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gizzo fizzone said:
Thanks for that update. Out of curiosity where did you get it from? I can look all day on csp and the my cingular site and never find anything? Cant wait for it to launch in my area. Wonder if corporate will give all of us RSC'S new 3g phones like they did when ptt was launched.
I got this info through an email I got from Steve Sitton, he is the president of the South East region (or something like that) 🤨
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Atlanta June 2006
So Cingular's headquarters can finally have 3G? haha
New Orleans October 2006
I bet this will be followed by a big press release.
So Cingular's headquarters can finally have 3G? haha
New Orleans October 2006
I bet this will be followed by a big press release.
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Cingular had 3G in Atlanta in early 2004 as their first test market for HSDPA. Due to the fact that it was the first market, by the time they got through with the acquisition of AT&T and on track with launching an HSDPA network...the equipment Atlanta was running on was already old and outdated.
So, they took the network offline and upgraded the towers. It has actually been up and running for a good while now. This is just the first the new HSDPA equipment has been available to consumers there.
So, they took the network offline and upgraded the towers. It has actually been up and running for a good while now. This is just the first the new HSDPA equipment has been available to consumers there.
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