Residents of Fort Myers, FL; Pueblo, CO and Wilkes Barre-Scranton, PA rejoice! T-Mobile has officially lit up HSPA+ in your neighborhoods, bringing 21Mbps speeds to capable devices. Short of Verizon’s LTE service, this gig is the fastest in town (for now). Though how that changes once AT&T takes over remains to be seen… Via: ...
It is completely normal for cellular carriers to try to one up their competition with copious amounts of advertising, marketing, and a well placed jab here or there. But T-Mobile is going for the kill in the form of a direct tweet to @VerizonWireless by saying: In the time your network was out, we downloaded 22 million photos, 17 million eBooks and 1 million apps on our 4G network. Pretty ballsy for a company (and network) not exactly known for their widespread coverage...
T-Mobile USA’s future may be up in the air as we await the various government committees’ decisions regarding an AT&T take over, but that hasn’t stopped T-Mobile’s will to fight. Today, the nation’s fourth largest carrier announced the addition of 10 new cities to T-Mobile’s HSPA+ network: Fort Collins-Loveland, Colorado Anderson, Indiana Ames, Iowa Springfield, Illinois Lawrence and Manhattan, Kansas Battle Creek, Benton...
Fans of the MyTouch 3G Slide have no doubt grown anxious over the previous weeks and months wondering if their beloved handset was ever going to see a worthwhile upgrade. Well, wait no more Slide owners. HTC has released an official Android 2.2.1 (Froyo) update for your device. The only “con” we can find is that the update is strictly manual at this point — there is no OTA to speak of. Eager Slide users will need to point their desktop browsers over...
AT&T merger be damned, T-Mobile is pressing on with their HSPA+ network. The latest upgrade the Magenta giant is pushing out will peg Speedtest at up to 42Mbps in Las Vegas, New York, and Orlando. Later this year, Chicago and a further expansion of New York’s HSPA+ network will drive the speed forward. According to T-Mobile, by mid-year 2011 up to 140 million Americans in 25 different markets will have access to the faster HSPA+ speeds by way of 25 new HSPA+...
