T-Mobile barely has their third generation HSDPA network up and running, something highlighted by the recent launch of the HTC G1 with Android. Given they're so late to the 3G game (not their words of course), T-Mobile tells Unstrung that the company will not deploy high-speed packet access (HSPA) evolution (HSPA+) upgrades, but will instead spend those investment dollars on LTE. Companies like AT&T, who also plan a HSDPA to LTE migration path, have stated they intend to milk HSPA with software and hardware upgrades, offering speeds up to 20Mbps downstream. T-Mobile says they'll stick with HSPA software upgrades only, which still allows them to offer speeds up to 14Mbps. Their first order of business, however, remains getting HSDPA into more markets.