Next group of rumored cities to launch Tmobile LTE

[HawaiiD]

 

That is nothing more than coincidence due to site distance. The other operators simply have at least one closer site -- possibly, all three are collocated on the same site. In other locations, the shoe will be on the other foot, as Sprint has the closer site. And that is just one of the vagaries of wireless service.

 

AJ

True AJ,

I do know we have AT&T antennas

On my job site. As for the other 3 careers? I don't know where their antennas are located

 

Sent from my Coconut Wireless

[WiWavelength]

True AJ,

I do know we have AT&T antennas

On my job site. As for the other 3 careers? I don't know where their antennas are located

 

Have you at least used our maps to determine where the closest Sprint sites are located?

 

http://s4gru.com/index.php?/topic/570-network-vision-site-map-hawaii-market/

 

AJ

[danielholt]

I'm on a business trip to Chantilly/Herndon, VA right now... And I must say, T-mobile appears to have gotten better here...

[milan03]

Here is from Google plex in Mountain View, CA...

 

[Paynefanbro]

What happens to that speed when you leave the city limits?

[milan03]

What happens to that speed when you leave the city limits?

Speed? The speed follows you like a ninja.

[iansltx]

I've hit 29 Mbps down, 3.5 Mbps up over DC-H+, though at the moment I'm "only" getting 15/3 (could be due to the older radio that I flashed on my Nexus 4 to get back LTE support). Still waiting on LTE, though I'm told it's coming very, very soon here. I half expect it to be slower than the top speeds on H+, at least for downloads, because they may go with a 5MHz carrier here (hopefully not though).

[milan03]

I think there is some QoS going on as many of us seem to be rate limited to about 15.5Mbps on the downlink on HSPA+42. Could be account related, as there seem to be some prioritization of 5 and 10GB plans over unlimited/unthrottled. 15Mbps is still noting to cry about.

[Sonic13]

I see T-Mobile is turning it's LTE on in parts of NYC, I guess a launch shouldn't be too far away.

[Paynefanbro]

T-Mobile has good LTE density. They also have LTE in those new cellular activated subway stations but so does AT&T. Sprint and Verizon are going to lauch LTE underground next.