Tru 3G using T-Mobile on 1900mHz in the USA

inquisitor · 11-01-2013, 11:28

Didn't mean to offend you. Actually you would need an iPhone or an Android device to obtain the network information required for submission.
I've no idea what TMo's roll out schedule is and why they haven't announced availability of UMTS1900 for markets like LA where coverage seems to be quite widespread now.

rfranzq · **Thanks again! -** 11-01-2013, 20:02

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Originally Posted by inquisitor

Didn't mean to offend you. Actually you would need an iPhone or an Android device to obtain the network information required for submission.

Definitely no offense taken. I don't do data and my phones tend to be less than $20 off of ebay. No iPhones or Androids yet!

Thanks again for all your posts here and also the 1900mHz mapping site.

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