Reply With QuoteProbably. They seem to be building out certain areas, should be interesting to see how big the network grows in the coming year or two.
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Why yes, that is a bag phone
So. Just got back from Milwaukee with a ZTE and a BB curve. Went to my house and powered the two items up..... they no longer say Airdigm (or the local GSM carrier....) but T-Mobile!
Is this the beginning of new competition? (I sure hope so, I'm getting sick of USCC following VZWs pricing moves lockstep)
TIA!
My screen is bigger than yours
Probably. They seem to be building out certain areas, should be interesting to see how big the network grows in the coming year or two.
I've got more phones than fingers
They have been adding coverage for a while now in Wisconsin. They made Madison Native coverage now and seem to be slowly adding more and more coverage. Always very good to see more coverage. Is it 2g or 3g/4g?
Living the 4G life
T-Mobile swapped spectrum with Leap in Wisconsin so they will be building out and probably 3G/4G
LTE has arrived. The third carrier in Las Vegas with 10x10 LTE coverage
Coverage will expand to 100 million LTE pops for the first half of 2013, with the second half of 2013 expanding to 200 million POPs covered. Release 10 LTE (2×10, 2×20) will be better performing than all other competitors.
T-Mobile USA. “This year, we’re stepping on the gas again. We are making continued coverage improvements and launching an advanced LTE network
I've climbed a cellphone tower
What spectrum was swapped between T-Mobile and Leap?Originally Posted by Kies
T-Mobile. Connecting you when you need it most... disconnecting you when you need to connect with God's beautiful creation! Service is great in cities and highways, but in rural areas they leave you with just your surroundings. I encourage you to get T-Mobile, disconnect for a while!
I am glad that God is not like cell phone coverage. He does not hide behind mountains or loose us down long windy roads. The Lord levels mountains, and He makes our paths straight!
Phone Expert
What city is the new coverage in? Does it show on the coverage map or not? Also, what's up with the random single 3G only tower in Green Bay, has that been there for a while?
I've got more phones than fingers
I'm not sure but they got a crap load of aws up there too from the At&t breakup. Going all the way past green bay. They definitely have big plans for you cheeseheads!
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I've got more phones than fingers
Well, a couple years ago T-Mobile told investors that by year-end 2013, they'd have the US blanketed with 3G... even in areas that are roaming now like here in Montana. I figured the favorable roaming deal that came out of the failed merger with AT&T killed those plans though, I doubt we'll ever see T-Mobile here. Thought it'd be nice... leave only Sprint with no service here (and no licenses either, unless they used ClearWire spectrum or Nextel spectrum)
Radiation is good
Is this what your talking about?
I have a blue tooth
T-Mobile has built out a ton in wisconsin. Wisconsin Dells is now native, and it wasn't like 2 years ago. Now its HSPA+
Phone Expert
The map has changed since I last posted that. It used to be 1 3G site surrounded by roaming coverage, now it shows no 3G, but 2 new sites inside Green Bay and Highway 41 and Insterstate 43 have native 2G all the way there. I wish I had taken a screenshot of what it was before. Weird.
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