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Re: Sprint CEO Confirms 4G will not cost extra $$$
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Originally Posted by jethro_static View Post
I understand their promises and plans. As you can see on the Article that i've posted,

Starting today, the entire 3G network of T-Mobile in the United States should be able to provide downlink speeds of up to 7.2 Mbps (currently 3.6 Mbps). We say "should", because user reports suggest that some areas are still stuck with vanilla 3G and its modest (as of year 2010) data throughput.
Well I would say 10mbps in New York is good for T-Mobile. You're right, i don't get 3mbps with tmobile, but i definitely don't get 3mbps with my Sprint either. I think Sprint is going to need to up those speeds sooner then they expected with T-Mobile launching these speeds across their entire 3g network end of 2010.

http://pocketnow.com/hardware-1/t-mo...mbps-downloads
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