T-Mobile to Launch Converged Cellular/Wi-Fi Service this Summer
I don't get it..
how many people does this actually appeal to?
...and how my HotSpots are in location with no TMobile Cell Service?
...I really don't get it.
Sounds like it's only benifical to TMobile as a way to off load cell bandwidth onto the 'net.
...and how my HotSpots are in location with no TMobile Cell Service?
...I really don't get it.
Sounds like it's only benifical to TMobile as a way to off load cell bandwidth onto the 'net.
Quite a few, actually -- it's a way to easily have perfect and unlimited service in your house, for one thing. For another, it means that anyone who uses a ton of daytime minutes (lawyers, salespeople, contractors) can stop for lunch in or near a Star...
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Its about time
Is it just me or did AT&T a.k.a. "The Man", launch the phone at home cradle like three years ago and it when down in flaming glory faster than The Heat in the playoffs this year?
🤣 I cant imagine Tmobly fans will accept this a effortlessly as the my faves. However, they will get more market share once this thinf finally jumps off. But thats just my perspective.
🤣 I cant imagine Tmobly fans will accept this a effortlessly as the my faves. However, they will get more market share once this thinf finally jumps off. But thats just my perspective.
I hope peer pressure works on ATT/Cingular. I really want this at home :-)
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bnpballer said:
Is it just me or did AT&T a.k.a. "The Man", launch the phone at home cradle like three years ago ...
That just forwarded your mobile phone number to your landline phone. You still needed a landline and...
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The phone at home cradle was a little different. The network would forward calls to a regular landline phone, but it would need some signal once in the cradle to tell the network to forward calls.
The T-Mo one would actually let your phone work on...
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The T-Mo one would actually let your phone work on...
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