T-Mobile launches its LTE network prior to announcement
We knew this was coming and here it is - users from a number of US markets are reporting that they can now access the LTE network of T-Mobile. It looks like the carrier couldn't wait until its own official announcement that's expected to happen in less than an hour from now.
According to these early reports, T-Mobile has activated its LTE in Phoenix, Arizona, San Jose, California and Huston, Texas, but there may be more coming.
A few days ago, users of the OpenSignal application, which is a crowd-sourced Android app that detect wireless signal coverage, reported that T-Mobile's LTE network is detectable in a number of cities, including Denver, Las Vegas, Kansas City, New Orleans, New York, San Diego, San Jose, and Seattle. This should serve as an indication about the areas where T-Mobile's LTE should go live very soon.
If you want to be among the first to know what's going on at T-Mobile's so-called UNcarrier event, and whether or not it's going to launch the iPhone 5, be sure to read our liveblog!
via: SlashGear
According to these early reports, T-Mobile has activated its LTE in Phoenix, Arizona, San Jose, California and Huston, Texas, but there may be more coming.
If you want to be among the first to know what's going on at T-Mobile's so-called UNcarrier event, and whether or not it's going to launch the iPhone 5, be sure to read our liveblog!
via: SlashGear
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