Leaked press image of T-Mobile's first LTE HotSpot
Speaking about T-Mobile and LTE, you might recall that CTO Neville Ray said at CES that Las Vegas would be blanketed by T-Mobile's 4G LTE signal in "two to three weeks". Maybe our math skills aren't what they once were, but that means that T-Mobile's first LTE market should have been up and running before Groundhog's Day, not to mention Valentine's Day and Lincoln's Birthday. The carrier is said to be testing its second LTE market, Kansas City. But how about getting the first market launched, guys?
The press image reveals the Sonic 2.0 to have a number of indicator lights, enough to give the user all of the information needed to make sure that he or she has a solid 4G LTE connection. Now all T-Mobile needs is the LTE network, which it seems to be falling behind on.
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