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I would like to make this thread to keep up with T-Mobile's 700Mhz Rollout around the nation. More important I also want remind people about the importance of T-Mobile customer to only buy phones that supports or will soon support T-Mobiles 700Mhz Band 12 block A. I think we need to send this message to people on T-Mobile and MetroPCS loud and clear. When customers get these new phones that supports Block A then 70% of T-Mobiles customers are going to get a gigantic seismic waves of 700Mhz signal that will penetrate building and extend LTE coverage. People need to tell their TMO friend the importance of getting these new phones even if they don't have 700Mhz where they live so when they travel they will get the best quality spectrum on TMO.
T-Mobile only closed its first deal for 700MHz low-band spectrum with Verizon 12 months ago. Since then, it’s acquired more band 12 airwaves from a number of small, mostly independent companies and has enough to now cover 190 million people
T-Mobile is rolling out 700Mhz around the country fast where they have the spectrum rights and no channel 51 interference. I think T-Mobiles biggest issue currently now is we only have two phones that support 700Mhz Band 12 block A (Note 4 & Note Edge). However that is going to change fast with the Samsung S6, HTC M9 and a few other current phones getting a software update to enable Block A.
Multiple new 700MHz sightings in Cleveland and Cincinnati, OH among others
T-Mobile only closed its first deal for 700MHz low-band spectrum with Verizon 12 months ago. Since then, it’s acquired more band 12 airwaves from a number of small, mostly independent companies and has enough to now cover 190 million people
T-Mobile is rolling out 700Mhz around the country fast where they have the spectrum rights and no channel 51 interference. I think T-Mobiles biggest issue currently now is we only have two phones that support 700Mhz Band 12 block A (Note 4 & Note Edge). However that is going to change fast with the Samsung S6, HTC M9 and a few other current phones getting a software update to enable Block A.
Multiple new 700MHz sightings in Cleveland and Cincinnati, OH among others
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