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Thursday, October 2, 2008
T-Mobile Goes 3G
T-Mobile has quite a few things up their sleeves right now.
First off, T-Mobile finally unleashes their 3G Network. It was available for testing purposes in New York but now will be available in the major cities in U.S.
Click here to see T-Mobile's 3G Coverage Map
Let's get a quick breakdown of the most commonly used networks by your provider:
note: Kbps stands for Kilobytes per second.
Edge: Enhanced Data rates for GSM Evolution (or Enhanced Data GSM Environment)
Edge Speed: Ideally 200 Kbps, realisticly its closer to 90 Kbps
GPRS: General Packet Radio Service (an upgrade from GSM network). This is 2.5G that gives the speed between 30Kbps - 50Kbps
UMTS: Universal Mobile Telephone Service. This is the 3G Service provided by T-Mobile and ATT. This service is aimed to provide up to 2Mbps but in the real world, you'll see 300Kpbs - 400Kbps (which is still an amazing speed compared to Edge or GPRS).
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