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T-Mobile Offers Update on HSPA+ Progress

May 11, 2010, 2:22 PM by Philip Berne
updated May 11, 2010, 3:41 PM

T-Mobile sent word today detailing progress on its HSPA+ network rollout. HSPA+ is currently available in Philadelphia, New York, New Jersey and D.C., with new markets, including L.A., launching in the near future. T-Mobile still expects its HSPA+ network to cover 100 major metro markets with 185 potential customers by the end of the year. The carrier also mentioned that the Garminfone and myTouch 3G Slide, the two newest Android phones, will use 7.2Mbps networking, and most 3G phones on T-Mobile's network will see benefits from network improvements across the board.

source: T-Mobile

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PEZ

May 11, 2010, 2:26 PM

ew bad typo

185 potential customers? Markets maybe - I assume.

I guess the question on some Tmo's customers minds is: what phones out there now can take advantage of the faster network? N1? XT?

The info is out there, I am sure. I like the android garmin phone, personally. It depends on how good it really is, though. I am looking to upgrade my aging G1.

Interestingly enough, now that Vzw and Sprint are dropping the N1 from their line up, I wonder if Google will lower the price of their Nexus1 in order to gain more share. That should be an interesting conversation.

raulr

I think they meant 185 Million potential customers. One word does make quite a bit of difference, huh?

RockTripod

I just can't wait to try this out on the Slide. Maybe I will sell my house and move to Philly. And since the rumor is out that the myTouch 1.2 will be getting Android 2.1 with the Slide's Sense UI, its a good day in T-Mo land.

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