T-Mobile expands HSPA+, ’4G’ network to eight new markets

watbetchh – The only one mentioning Verizon here is you. Does T-Mobile or some related firm pay you to come here and use such language about T-Mobile’s competitor?

Donny is likely a T-Mobile customer speaking from experience. I’m a T-Mobile customer and I’m glad the HSPA+ (not really “4G”, nobody has true “4G”) is expanding. One of the cities mentioned we’ll be visiting soon and I was very much hoping the HSPA+ would reach there before our trip.

But just the same, T-Mobile has some signal issues, especially indoors, that simply do not occur with some other carriers. I’ve been in buildings with my own T-Mobile, AT&T and Sprint devices and guess who drops dead losing signal first? Please take that back to T-Mobile and see if they can do something about improving signal penetration.

He doesn’t need to say anything, I’m already aware of his carrier. He’s been trolling T-Mobile posts long enough

Secondly I have no problems with in building penetration, I’ve never lost any signal on my phone by going inside of a building. Your mileage may vary.

Playing denial does not dismiss the issue or make T-Mobile customers any happier. We know the problem is true for all of us.

Are you paid by T-Mobile or some related firm?

First off, nobody went by the itu’s definition of 3G, so I doubt 4G is any different. At least Wimax and LTE are 4G techs, even by the ridiculously high standard set by the itu just a few weeks ago, with upgrades. HSPA+ is a 3G tech, no matter how many upgrades they give it. My question for tmobile is this: If you are calling your upgraded 3G tech 4G, what are you going to call your network when you upgrade to LTE? There is a clear difference in calling HSPA+ 4G, vs Wimax and LTE. But, the tmobile fanboys can’t see passed their envy and jealousy, to admit that. Even ATT is waiting for LTE to claim 4G.