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Curves
04/07/09

In reply to Leaked Memo Shows T-Mobile's Next 3G Cities
I am glad to see Cleveland on any list of improvements, and TMob used to be very popular here, but I would guess 75% or better in the area are carried by Verizon, myself included.
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not_a_virus.exe.vbs
04/07/09

In reply to Leaked Memo Shows T-Mobile's Next 3G Cities
Why not ever Los Angeles? For anything? We are supposed to be a tech giant, right along with the SV. Yet nearly all stuff that is coming out like WiMax, LTE, and Flash-OFDM does not come for SoCal. We have WiMax here but it is for business only (unless you have the coin to pay $100+ per month). There is U-Verse (fiber optics?) and VZW Fios but only in certain areas. I want my broadband dammit!
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not_a_virus.exe.vbs
04/07/09

@Life Is Eat And Die: Color me surprised. T-mo 3g is here after all. But my rant remains. There ought to be more companies competing and testing broadband and wireless broadband here, I know there is a demand.
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