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T-Mobile Fires Up HSPA+ On 1900MHz in Kansas City

Oct 15, 2012, 11:34 AM by Eric M. Zeman

T-Mobile USA today announced that it has converted its 1900MHz coverage in Kansas City from EDGE 2.5G to HSPA+. Customers with unlocked devices in that market will be able to access 3G/4G speeds with devices such as the Apple iPhone. Earlier this year, T-Mobile did the same with its network in Las Vegas. Part of T-Mobile USA's LTE 4G plan requires that it refarm its 1900MHz PCS spectrum from 2G to 3G/4G services. It will continue to roll out 1900MHz service across its voice/data foorprint as it clears the way to use its 1700MHz AWS spectrum for LTE starting next year.

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atldee

Oct 15, 2012, 3:07 PM

Atlanta also got lit up with HSPA+ as well ...

Well, it happened over the weekend on the north side of town. As usual, if you live on south of downtown -- you have to wait!

deanwoof

that makes 2.5 official cities yeah? i thought NY, LA, SF and Seattle were next? Hurry up already

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