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T-Mobile to Offer Push Email, 3G

Feb 14, 2007, 1:19 PM by (staff)

Though hard details remain scant, T-Mobile International CEO Hamid Akhavan said during a news conference yesterday at 3GSM that T-Mobile will begin offering push email service to its consumer segment. The new service could be part of T-Mobile's foray into social networking and community services, which have been gaining traction in the mobile world. There is no word on pricing, availability or what handsets will be supported. At the same press conference, T-Mobile USA operations chief Ray Nevelle said U.S. customers can also expect 3G service this year. No word on when, what markets will be first or how much the service will cost.

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source: IDG

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CrazyCraig01

Feb 14, 2007, 1:30 PM

Great

This is a good year to have my contract end with Suckular. Going back to T-Mobile. Hope the 3G data plans will be priced competitively like their voice plans.

Byrd

lol Suckular I like that. I hope its not to late in the year. Im hopin mid spring early summer.

Byrd

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katrina

I think its obvious the first markets will almost certainly be NY, LA, Chicago, and Houston.

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SteveHRocks

Hope you live in an Urban area. Those are the only places where T-Mobile is any good.

Also the 3G will be on 1700MHz bands. Will be a while before handsets are available with 1700 3G band.

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snoopytrek

🙄

how can t-mobile offer such services when recent financiel news reported they are turning off a third of their towers???

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