[shorynot]

I did a search and didnt see this anywhere, still nothing near me...but i thought it may interest some of you.

T-Mobile: More Details, Dates Leak on T-Mobile's 3G Rollout Calendar

[Benny]

Thanks for the info!

But ... as of right now there are no date for Memphis area...

[smaug]

Wooo.....3G....but no 3G BlackBerries. Pretty useless for a while for a lot of us.

[BerryBum420]

It looks like my neck of the woods(New England)is scheduled to get 3G at some point.... Question is when..... Tick tock

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[imperfections169]

i believe it is today. at least in boston.

[BerryBum420]

This is weird, I'm now getting word from a trusted source that at some point today, T-Mo flipped the 3G switch not only in Boston but for the New England market as a whole.... Waiting for confirmation on this but if true, I am buying my unlocked Bold TONITE

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[smaug]

This is weird, I'm now getting word from a trusted source that at some point today, T-Mo flipped the 3G switch not only in Boston but for the New England market as a whole.... Waiting for confirmation on this but if true, I am buying my unlocked Bold TONITE

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Yikes, don't do that! The Bold isn't ready for T-Mobiles 3G network yet. They have to build an entire new phone for it.

[benzworm]

Yikes, don't do that! The Bold isn't ready for T-Mobiles 3G network yet. They have to build an entire new phone for it.

all those different bands...

[dcy4pres]

Yikes, don't do that! The Bold isn't ready for T-Mobiles 3G network yet. They have to build an entire new phone for it.

You mean, my 8820 won't be able to use the 3g network?!?!?! Aw, that sux!

[berrywhite]

No bb's currently on sale anywhere in the world will work with tmo 3g!!!!

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[smaug]

You mean, my 8820 won't be able to use the 3g network?!?!?! Aw, that sux!

Well the 8820 doesn't have a 3G radio at all. The Bold is currently the only BlackBerry with 3G, unfortunately it isn't compatible with T-Mobiles network. I would think they will eventually build a Bold for T-Mobile, but I wouldn't count on it til sometime next year.

[ricky99797]

Awee I wish my curve worked with 3g, it comes in sacramento in 3 days!

[benzworm]

2 more days till phoenix gets quick!

[benzworm]

although, i HIGHLY doubt that is t-mobiles 3G logo

[ricky99797]

although, i HIGHLY doubt that is t-mobiles 3G logo

I know for a fact it wont be, that's AT&T's logo.
I guess technicially Tmobiles 3G is 3.5g, so I've read.

[benzworm]

I know for a fact it wont be, that's AT&T's logo.
I guess technicially Tmobiles 3G is 3.5g, so I've read.

meaning it will be faster?

[ricky99797]

meaning it will be faster?

Yes, I can't wait til the bold comes out for tmobile.

[benzworm]

Yes, I can't wait til the bold comes out for tmobile.

that makes 2 (or 200,000) of us...

[ricky99797]

that makes 2 (or 200,000) of us...

Prob. 200,000

[benzworm]

Prob. 200,000

lol

agreed.

[smaug]

Yes, I can't wait til the bold comes out for tmobile.

You're going to be waiting a while.

[benzworm]

You're going to be waiting a while.

ya think that the javelin will come out first??

[smaug]

ya think that the javelin will come out first??

Definitely. I'm not even sure if a T-Mobile compatible Bold is in production yet. I honestly don't have any basis for saying this, but if I had to guess, I would say at the earliest, the Bold will come to T-Mobile summer of '09.

[Five]

I know for a fact it wont be, that's AT&T's logo.
I guess technicially Tmobiles 3G is 3.5g, so I've read.

Is T Mobile rolling out HSDPA?

[smaug]

Is T Mobile rolling out HSDPA?

NEW YORK and BELLEVUE, Wash. � May 5, 2008� T-Mobile USA, Inc. today announced that the company has taken the first commercial step in the rollout of its third-generation (3G) wireless network by launching its UMTS/HSDPA network in New York City. T-Mobile plans to continue the rollout of its 3G network across major metropolitan markets through the year. By year�s end, T-Mobile expects its high-speed data network will be available in those cities where a majority of its subscribers currently use data services.

Looks like it.