t mobile has 4g speeds

[maxtcee]

heres a nice little article on tmobile hspa+
http://www.tmonews.com/2010/05/t-mob...e-4g-launches/

[JQuill]

Originally Posted by maxtcee

heres a nice little article on tmobile hspa+
http://www.tmonews.com/2010/05/t-mob...e-4g-launches/

Also, the super fast HSPA+ network is now available in Upstate New York (Albany, Buffalo, Rochester and Syracuse), Connecticut (Hartford, New Haven, Milford and Stamford), Providence R.I., Memphis, Las Vegas, Philadelphia, New York, New Jersey and suburban Washington DC. Magenta states that their HSPA+ network will expand into Washington, D.C., and Boston “in the coming weeks.” So what do you think of these 4G speeds, eh (*wink, wink)? Leave your thoughts in the comments!


I just love it when anybody tries to justify getting screwed by sprint year after year year after year year after year......

[Dr.8820]

Wirelessly posted (PPCGEEKS Fire Dept.: Opera/9.70 (Windows NT 5.1; U; en) TMO-US_LEO)

I get the h on my taskbar sometimes here in florida.

Originally Posted by Dr.8820

Wirelessly posted (PPCGEEKS Fire Dept.: Opera/9.70 (Windows NT 5.1; U; en) TMO-US_LEO)

I get the h on my taskbar sometimes here in florida.

The H you get there is for HSDPA which is basically 3.5G. The HSPA+ will be substainally faster. I have been getting the H icon ever since I installed a custom taskbar as the stock TMO stockbar doesn't include the icon. Glad to see the list of cities growing so fast, supposed to be fully rolled out by the end of the year.

[Dr.8820]

Wirelessly posted (PPCGEEKS Fire Dept.: Opera/9.70 (Windows NT 5.1; U; en) TMO-US_LEO)

is it true that the hd2 isn't capable of +? I read that somewhere.

I have been told by bosses and people on the tech side of things at work that all 3g smartphones are + capable. All 3g towers are + capable as well and it is just up to TMO to flip the switch for everyone to have the speeds.

[JQuill]

I have pretty consistent HSDPA service in my area...much faster than the 3g speeds I was getting with my Diamond on Sprint. Once Sprints WiMax network is up I'll be able to compare 4g.

[Nibbley15]

Right out of the users manual: (Both the 1024 & 512 versions)
HSPA/WCDMA: 1700/2100 MHz Up to 2 Mbps upload and 7.2 Mbps download speeds Quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE: 850/900/1800/1900 MHz (Band frequency, HSPA availability, and data speed are operator dependent.)

[wmphoto]

Yeah, so I travel a lot for my job and I've been doing the www.mobilespeedtest.com thing on my hd2 and I've found an interisting thing. When I test with Opera I get at the fastest so far anywhere, around 2megs download... Now when I us explorer I've gotten 22megs download at it's fastest? Tested at the exact same location and within a few seconds of each other? So wtf is up? anyone?

[bennysangel]

I get H speeds all the time. I have great coverage with TMobile...