T-Mobile is throwing down the gauntlet and making it clear that other carriers are going to have to start bringing their A-game. We already knew that the
Nexus One,
Google's new flagship
Android device, would be available on T-Mobile for $179.99 with a two-year contract. And to accompany the launch of the new fancy phone on the block, the mighty T-Mob has upgraded its entire
3G network from 3.6Mbps to 7.2Mbps -- something
AT&T doesn't expect to do
until at least early 2012.
Of course, T-Mobile has a much, much, smaller network to update. But while venturing outside of major metropolitan areas may bring your T-Mobile downloads to dial-up like speeds, it also doesn't seem to suffer the same problems with dropped or failed calls that AT&T does. [From:
Engadget]
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