| Sacramento maybe? My best friend has T-Mo and was wondering if maybe they'll have 3G here. |
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Valencia, CA | Yes it does.
What makes T-Mobile a bit 'easier' to deploy is that they do not have to perform any spectrum migration. Its all clean AWS spectrum.
On the bad side... AWS 3G devices aren't so plentiful - yet.
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said by Boricua65:My best friend has T-Mo and was wondering if maybe they'll have 3G here. Sacramento has already had 3G for over a year.
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said by en102:Yes it does. AWS 3G devices aren't so plentiful - yet. Very True I am hoping T-Mo gets a clue and starts using 900 for 3G also. That way you can use the 900 for downstream and 2100 for upstream which would let you use a lot of European phones with 3G on those frequencies.
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| said by RiseAbove:said by en102:Yes it does. AWS 3G devices aren't so plentiful - yet. Very True I am hoping T-Mo gets a clue and starts using 900 for 3G also. That way you can use the 900 for downstream and 2100 for upstream which would let you use a lot of European phones with 3G on those frequencies. That spectrum isn't up for use per the FCC.
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| said by Gbcue:said by RiseAbove:said by en102:Yes it does. AWS 3G devices aren't so plentiful - yet. Very True I am hoping T-Mo gets a clue and starts using 900 for 3G also. That way you can use the 900 for downstream and 2100 for upstream which would let you use a lot of European phones with 3G on those frequencies. That spectrum isn't up for use per the FCC. Ah. Then maybe putting the 3g on the 1900 to, I know they use that for pretty much all of their cellphone service. A lot of those phones being made now are using 1800/1900/2100 for 3g so it would still work.
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| T-Mo uses 1900 for their voice network and edge. All of their 3G action is happening on the AWS spectrum. |
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Yeah I am confused, I have been using T-Mobile 3G in Sac since the beginning of Summer.
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| said by sapo:Yeah I am confused, I have been using T-Mobile 3G in Sac since the beginning of Summer. T-Mobile 3G has been available in Sacramento since summer of 2008.
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