Reply With QuoteIn my opinion they will have more native coverage then Sprint does soon.Originally Posted by reuthermonkey
T-Mobile is *REALLY* adding towers/coverage.
This is northern Indiana, Southern Michigan, and NW Ohio. Looks to be all 3g coverage.
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I've climbed a cellphone tower
T-Mobile is *REALLY* adding towers/coverage.
This is northern Indiana, Southern Michigan, and NW Ohio. Looks to be all 3g coverage.
^ TMO HSPA+ ^---------------|------St Louis-------|----------------^ ATT HSPA+ ^
Radiation is good
In my opinion they will have more native coverage then Sprint does soon.T-Mobile is *REALLY* adding towers/coverage.
This is northern Indiana, Southern Michigan, and NW Ohio. Looks to be all 3g coverage.
I've got more phones than fingers
Then they have a lot of work to do in the mid-atlantic region where they are a distant 4th in coverage.
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Phone Expert
This is a good find. But one thing i noticed is that when i try to order any phone through t-mobile.com it says my zip code (54304) is not covered. Do you know what would be the reason?
Also do you think the towers they added are just 2G or we will be getting 3G (1900MHz) ?
PS: I am talking about Green Bay,WI
Phone Expert
New coverage area so it might not be completely filled in and they don't want to sell service yet. You could get a phone and sim through somewhere else.
Just checked the map again, shows over 60 new cell sites. Also, most is labeled as 3G now, no idea about 1900 band though.
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