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T-Mobile Expands 3G Footprint

Oct 17, 2008, 1:53 PM by Eric M. Zeman

T-Mobile continues the roll-out of its 3G network across the U.S. T-Mobile added the Sacramento, Calif., area this week, bringing the number of markets served with 3G to 92. Next week, Memphis, Tenn., and Tampa, Fla., will also be added. T-Mobile announced that Washington, D.C. will be added in November.

source: T-Mobile

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carla7216

Oct 17, 2008, 4:02 PM

3G Coverage

What about Connecticut? 🤨

Jayshmay

It's nice 😁 ! To see someone on my favorite website from my home state!!! Unfortunatley I live in Las Vegas now. I notice your new to Phone Scoop. So what town do you live in? I'm from Waterbury.

ibnturab

Oct 17, 2008, 2:24 PM

92 markets is a Marketing Gimmick - -- It really new

They didn't really expand into 92 markets. They felt stupid releasing the 3g networks in only 25 markets nationwide so they decided to that they were going to count suburbs of major metropolitan cities as 'markets'. So the 10 suburbs of LA are counted and every other large metropolitan city. NOthing is new.

h_aguilar84

Just curious.... not trying to dispell or disprove you, but what made you to come to that conclusion? And please cite where you got your information.

I AM GOD

🙄 Prove it.

Tmo Slave

Another hater

jacobd

its good that they did, because it puts them on a level ground with the other companies like at&t that also counts suburbs as markets

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moe777

Anybody has a list of these 92 markets?

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ygbhen

http://www.t-mobile.com/templates/faq.aspx?PAsset=Co ... »

I used this link to find a list of the current cities and there is truth to what he is saying BUT this is the same tactic used by ALL other major carriers. The facts are that in Metro L...
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mingkee

Oct 17, 2008, 9:12 PM

typo? 29 markets?

it's nearly impossible T-Mobile has 92 markets with 3G

jacobd

t-mobile has decided to count certain suburbs as markets, like at&t does.

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