 GbcueP.E.Premium
join:2001-09-30
Santa Rosa, CA
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Re: Proof is in the pudding (or lack of) I'll believe the AT&T HSPA+ when I see it.
It's taken T-Mobile a good part of the whole of 2010 to get where its at right now with HSPA+ and AT&T expects for it to get done in a single quarter? That's laughable, at best!
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| said by Gbcue:I'll believe the AT&T HSPA+ when I see it. It's taken T-Mobile a good part of the whole of 2010 to get where its at right now with HSPA+ and AT&T expects for it to get done in a single quarter? That's laughable, at best! AT&T has already been deploying the equipment for this last year to the market's they have planned, that way they can activate it all at once and throw it in everyone's face's. It takes a long time for T-Mobile to do anything because they are the smallest wireless provider in the US with the smallest network and least amount of money. If AT&T really wanted to throw all their egg's in one basket they could beat VZW to the punch and have their whole network overlaid by 2012 if they really wanted.
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said by Gbcue:I'll believe the AT&T HSPA+ when I see it. It's taken T-Mobile a good part of the whole of 2010 to get where its at right now with HSPA+ and AT&T expects for it to get done in a single quarter? That's laughable, at best! Apparently the backhaul is in place's in part's of the US because a user on HowardForums was able to achieve 6+mbps on an HSPA iPhone which isn't even an HSPA+ phone. I am getting 4mbps right now, 6 is right in line with what a lot of T-Mobile HSPA+ customer's are getting.
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