T-Mobile's LTE, Business Strategy Makes it a Major Player
eWeek
NEWS ANALYSIS: T-Mobile, the fourth-largest US carrier, is undergoing a major initiative to reduce the cost of 4G, launch LTE, expand coverage and grow its business offerings. Perhaps the best thing to come out of AT&T's failed bid for T-Mobile was the ...
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Kansas City Star
By PETER SVENSSON AP Technology Writer NEW YORK | -- T-Mobile USA on Thursday said it will revamp its wireless data network this year, with the side effect of making it compatible with iPhones and some other smartphones sold by competing carriers.
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Computerworld
This is the first generation that grew up with broadband Internet access, mobile phones, and social networks and it shaped their lives and expectations in important ways. A recent study commissioned by Bomgar and GigaOm Pro discovered some key trends ...
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T-Mobile USA to make data network work with iPhone
Boston.com
T-Mobile USA on Thursday said it will revamp its wireless data network this year, with the side effect of making it compatible with iPhones and some other smartphones sold by competing carriers. T-Mobile is the smallest of the four nationwide carriers ...
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T-Mobile making a bid for iPhone users
Los Angeles Times
T-Mobile, which has seen customers defect to rivals that sell the Apple iPhone, is overhauling its 3G and 4G networks to be compatible with the device and is working toward offering 4G LTE service. By Andrea Chang and Nathan Olivarez-Giles, ...
See all stories on this topic »$4B investment for T-Mobile
The Seattle Times
After spending the past year trying to salvage the doomed $39 billion sale of T- Mobile USA, parent Deutsche Telekom network investments to make the Bellevue-based wireless operator competitive again before a potential exit. By Cornelius Rahn and Scott ...
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eWeek
NEWS ANALYSIS: T-Mobile, the fourth-largest US carrier, is undergoing a major initiative to reduce the cost of 4G, launch LTE, expand coverage and grow its business offerings. Perhaps the best thing to come out of AT&T's failed bid for T-Mobile was the ...
See all stories on this topic »T-Mobile to make network iPhone-ready
Kansas City Star
By PETER SVENSSON AP Technology Writer NEW YORK | -- T-Mobile USA on Thursday said it will revamp its wireless data network this year, with the side effect of making it compatible with iPhones and some other smartphones sold by competing carriers.
See all stories on this topic »How Mobile, BYOD and younger workers are reinventing IT
Computerworld
This is the first generation that grew up with broadband Internet access, mobile phones, and social networks and it shaped their lives and expectations in important ways. A recent study commissioned by Bomgar and GigaOm Pro discovered some key trends ...
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| T-Mobile to spend $4 billion on faster network USA TODAY By Roger Yu, USA TODAY T-Mobile USA plans to spend its way to contention as a must-have wireless carrier. T-Mobile is struggling as customers leave for carriers that sell the iPhone. T-Mobile is struggling as customers leave for carriers that sell the ... See all stories on this topic » |  USA TODAY |
Boston.com
T-Mobile USA on Thursday said it will revamp its wireless data network this year, with the side effect of making it compatible with iPhones and some other smartphones sold by competing carriers. T-Mobile is the smallest of the four nationwide carriers ...
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| T-Mobile LTE: How is that going to work? Digitaltrends.com T-Mobile says it'll be re-jiggering its network and offering 4G LTE by 2013. How is that going to work, exactly, since the company has no spectrum in the crucial 700 MHz block? Number four US mobile carrier T-Mobile is attempting to shake off the dust ... See all stories on this topic » |  Digitaltrends.com |
| T-Mobile pounds the first nail in 2G's coffin Earth2Tech 23, 2012, 9:48am PT 6 Comments T-Mobile isn't just launching a sizable LTE network in 2013, it's becoming the Grim Reaper for 2G technology as we know it. In an analyst conference call on Thursday, T-Mobile unveiled a plan to radically reshape its ... See all stories on this topic » |  Earth2Tech |
Los Angeles Times
T-Mobile, which has seen customers defect to rivals that sell the Apple iPhone, is overhauling its 3G and 4G networks to be compatible with the device and is working toward offering 4G LTE service. By Andrea Chang and Nathan Olivarez-Giles, ...
See all stories on this topic »$4B investment for T-Mobile
The Seattle Times
After spending the past year trying to salvage the doomed $39 billion sale of T- Mobile USA, parent Deutsche Telekom network investments to make the Bellevue-based wireless operator competitive again before a potential exit. By Cornelius Rahn and Scott ...
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| T-Mobile kills mobile 2G data TG Daily In a mobile climate where smartphones are more about connecting to e-mail, instant messaging, and apps than it is about making calls, is there room for a slow mobileInternet infrastructure from the past? T-Mobile says no. Even though it is the last ... See all stories on this topic » |  TG Daily |