T-Mobile likely to skip HSPA+, head straight to LTE

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Galen20K @ Nov 8th 2008 9:33PM

Yeap its Been widly known for Months that T-Mobile, Including T-Mobile USA are Leap Frogging HSPA Evolution and Bring LTE to the Market QUICK and in A Hurry. THis has Always been its intention.

Notice how they Went Straight to HSPA right off the Bat with 3.5G in the US instead of Evolving from Basic UMTS that was VERY nice. And THey will be one of the First Providers in the USA to Provide LTE, they've already been Testing it out for MOnths and the Spectrum that they won for their 3.5G network has an Awful Lot of Spare Room for Future projects, Specifically LTE which is the Future.

So if you've been Paying attention the Last couple years you already knew that, I made a post about this a Year ago.
Very Exciting Times indeed for T-Mobile here and Abroad.

Its really nice to see that Deutsche Telekom has FINALLY started to use its Knowledge for their USA branch of their Business and its already been Apparent the last few Months and this is only the Beginning.

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yelohbird @ Nov 9th 2008 6:05PM

something wrong with your shift key there, bro? seems like you may have some kind of malware which is automatically causing the first letter of many words to be upper-case, even when they're not proper nouns and not at the beginning of the sentence. Better get that checked, just in case =)

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Galen20K @ Nov 9th 2008 6:47PM

Nope, ALways type like THaT Bro but THanks! - D

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