Reply With QuoteFor anyone that lives in Cincinnati - do you know if TMobile has added 1900MHz 3g yet? I believe they have 30MHz of 1900, and only 10 of 1700, which makes them a likely candidate.
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Update it's the next morning, and the icon is back to edge. I do have internet again.Originally Posted by milan03
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For anyone that lives in Cincinnati - do you know if TMobile has added 1900MHz 3g yet? I believe they have 30MHz of 1900, and only 10 of 1700, which makes them a likely candidate.
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Anyone see T-Mobile 3G on 1900 in Los Angeles? Trying to get it for my Samsung Focus.
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I'm in St Louis a lot and T-Mobile is bad bad there. Always dropping to GRRS and EDGE.
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i think st. louis has only 10mhz
of aws.
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im wondering if nyc is getting lte first
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This is correct. Definitely not a good market for them.
Verizon's 3G network. ............................................ AT&T's 3G network.
Verizon's 4G network.
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T-Mobile will be upgrading their St Louis AWS to 20 MHz from 10. Speed varies widely here, often as low as 1-2 mbps. It does hit 8 mbps out at Spirit of Saint Louis airport though. I hope they will turn on the new 10 MHz of AWS for HSPA+ and not just hoard it for LTE, as the speeds here are not worthy of being called 4G. When its time for LTE, they can just switch the new spectrum over then. That way we could upgrade from 10 MHz HSPA+ allocation to 20 MHz and get faster HSPA+ speeds for now, and then go back to 10 MHz HSPA+ when the new spectrum is needed for LTE. T-Mobile needs to step on that 1900 refarming project too to add capacity in that band as well and get some Android phones that support it to spread the load. The iphoners would be delighted too to get off of EDGE.
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AT&T unlocked my iPhone so I put my T-MO sim in there. no PCS 3G active yet in Las Vegas, going to California soon.
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How do I know if I have 1900mhz 3G on a T-mo branded Samsung (exhibit II 4g) (or unlocked samsung, Galaxy Note GT-N7000)?
I posted in another thread about T-mo claiming to have 1900mhz 3g in New Orleans, but I don't know how to test for it. Using *#0011# or *#*#197328640#*#* >> debug screen >>Basic Info.... then what? I see WCDMA: Cell_PCH. I'm a little bit of a n00b at this.
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When u go to *#0011#, it takes you to service mode, and you will see RRC: ___, Band 2 or Band 4. Band 2 is PCS, while Band 4 is AWS 1700How do I know if I have 1900mhz 3G on a T-mo branded Samsung (exhibit II 4g) (or unlocked samsung, Galaxy Note GT-N7000)?
I posted in another thread about T-mo claiming to have 1900mhz 3g in New Orleans, but I don't know how to test for it. Using *#0011# or *#*#197328640#*#* >> debug screen >>Basic Info.... then what? I see WCDMA: Cell_PCH. I'm a little bit of a n00b at this.
I really want to contribute. Any help would rock!
You have to look at the last line, and it will show u GSM/GPSR/EDGE, or even UMTS/HSPA/HSPA+
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When will they be announcing their spectrum plan? I know they said either in Q1, or Q2. Also, when does the Q1 numbers get released?
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None in CA that I can tell (Los Angeles market)
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if they have it turned on, wouldnt the phones see aws as the superior network and auto connect to it by default?
the areas could have pcs hspa enabled but the towers arent set to broadcast that hspa signal, right?
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