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The whole thing will change - because what GSM provider in the US are they going to worry about people unlocking and switching to? The release says this will "
by Legion 16y ago
The whole thing will change - because what GSM provider in the US are they going to worry about people unlocking and switching to?
The release says this will "enhance [AT&T's] network capacity". That means T-Mobile isn't likely to exist as a separate thing that's just owned by AT&T. It's pretty certain to be rolled directly into AT&T. It's Cingular 2.0.
- tptacek 16y ago... which is probably a good thing, from an efficiency standpoint.
- eli 16y agoI wouldn't read too much into that sentence. It's marketing speak and could mean just about anything. I don't know exactly what would be involved, but it's worth noting that T-Mobile 3G and AT&T 3G are not currently compatible.