T-Mobile Keeps Expanding 3G Network > Where T-Mobile 3G is available

Where T-Mobile 3G is available

What cities are available with 3G service? 
 
Anaheim, CA 
Arlington, TX 
Atlanta, GA 
Atlantic City, NJ 
Austin, TX 
Baltimore, MD 
Bellevue, WA 
Berkeley, CA 
Boston, MA 
Burbank, CA 
Cambridge, MA 
Carrollton, TX 
Chandler, AZ 
Chicago, IL 
Chula Vista, CA 
Concord, CA 
Coral Springs, FL 
Dallas, TX 
Daly City, CA 
East Los Angeles, CA 
Elgin, IL 
Elizabeth, NJ 
Fort Lauderdale, FL Fort Worth, TX 
Fremont,CA 
Garland, TX 
Gary, IN 
Gilbert, AZ 
Glendale, AZ 
Glendale, CA 
Grand Prairie, TX 
Hayward, CA 
Hialeah, FL 
Hollywood, FL 
Houston, TX 
Irvine, CA 
Irving, TX 
Jersey City, NJ 
Joliet, IL 
Las Vegas, NV 
Long Beach, CA 
Long Branch, NJ 
Los Angeles, CA 
Lowell, MA 
Mesa, AZ 
Mesquite, TX Miami, FL 
Minneapolis, MN 
Miramar, FL 
Modesto, CA 
New Brunswick, NJ 
New York, NY 
Newark, NJ 
North Las Vegas, NV 
Norwalk, CA 
Oakland, CA 
Ontario, CA 
Orlando, FL 
Paradise, NV 
Pasadena, TX 
Pasadena, CA 
Pembroke Pines, FL 
Peoria, AZ 
Philadelphia, PA 
Phoenix, AZ 
Plano, TX 
Pleasanton, CA 
Pomona, CA 
Portland, OR 
 Providence, RI 
Richardson, TX 
Richmond, CA 
Roseville, CA 
Sacramento, CA 
San Antonio, TX 
San Diego, CA 
San Francisco, CA 
San Jose, CA 
Santa Ana, CA 
Santa Clara, CA 
Seattle, WA 
Spring Valley, NV 
Stockton, CA 
Sunnyvale, CA 
Sunrise Manor, NV 
Tempe, AZ 
Trenton, NJ 
Vallejo, CA 
Vancouver, WA 
West Palm Beach, FL 
Wilmington, DE 
Worcester, MA  
 

I'd dispute that Chicago offering, at least on the south side. You see, this is how the FCC gets bad broadband coverage numbers.T-Mo covers in several spots in a major metropolitan area and then lists the city as covered. It's not, and T-Mos coverage here is non-existant. The FCC should hire the Verizon guy (metaphorically speaking) in order to scrutinize areas that are supposedly covered by all carriers, not just this s***ty company.
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»compass.t-mobile.com should show you the data coverage for tmo's 3g network. The south side of chicago should be covered. There might be some weak spots, but it should be. And you are using one of tmobile's 3g phones right? (btw, most 3g phones from tmo will NOT show if your connected to 3g. I think one of the nokia's will if you update it with the nokia updater service and the tm506 is rumored to get the icons in the next update. (RUMOR). You have to do a speed test to see if you get 3g usually. ( text.dslreports.com/mspeed

Map of Chicago area. 3G is dark blue. Edge is light blue.

reply to djdanska
Correct because TMO uses 1700mhz/2100mhz (AWS)

reply to fAcEtIOUs
Thanks for the list i see t-mobile is listing Chicago burbs as full cities shame.

reply to fAcEtIOUs

T-Mobile 3G Map Is Their Wishful Thinking

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Re: Where T-Mobile 3G is available

reply to whfsdude

Both. A 3g 2100mhz device will NOT receive 3g from tmobile because it needs the 1700mhz band too. Called aws.
I think it's 2100mhz downstream, 1700mhz upstream. It is special vs. the euro standard. The only 3g tmo devices are the ones they sell and 2 data cards sold by stelera wireless. That is all so far. No windows mobile, blackberry or sidekick.

reply to kamm

reply to fAcEtIOUs
Similar (yet much better) than when AT&T rolled out its 3G, and claimed ~ a dozen or so cities in SoCal, most of them were adjacent to Los Angeles itself, and part of Los Angeles 'Metro' area. I'm pleased to see that for the most part, T-Mobile covered the area vs. launching a small area/city.

These can almost be considered Los Angeles (I suspect someday they'll all merge into one).
eg.
Burbank, CA
East Los Angeles, CA
Glendale, CA
Long Beach, CA
Los Angeles, CA
Norwalk, CA
Ontario, CA
Pasadena, CA
Pomona, CA

These are actually in a different county, but still in L.A. metro area.

Anaheim, CA
Santa Ana, CA
Irvine, CA
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