T-Mobile hopes to have its network ready for iPhone users by the fourth quarter of this year. AllThingsD reports that T-Mobile CTO Neville Ray, speaking at a dinner event in New Orleans on Monday, said that the effort to move much of its HSPA+ network over to the iPhone-friendly 1900 MHz spectrum should reach a critical mass in the fourth quarter of 2012. Ray declined to comment on whether the company would target iPhone users in a marketing push, saying, “It would make sense; we’re not there yet.” T-Mobile also announced that Ericsson and Nokia Siemens Networks will be helping it to build out its next-generation LTE network.
Latest News
- Get the Apple Watch Series 6 PRODUCT(RED) at $134 Off
- Tim Cook and Spain PM discuss digital transformation
- Apple partners with T-Mobile for AR Innovation program
- Apple outlines new Photos features in iOS
- Game and Work with Accuracy with the $50 Off ROCCAT Vulcan 100 AIMO Mechanical Gaming Keyboard
- Apple Park visitor center sand sculpture to be completed 2022
- Facebook cloud gaming goes live on Web and iOS
- South Carolina fisherman catches unlikely prize
- iToolab Software Bundle: Lifetime Subscriptions (Mac) is 89% Off
- Save 29% on a solid and hardworking mouse from Amazon
- Steve Jobs memorabilia set to go on auction
- Verizon cable service now open to Apple TV
- Apple celebrates 40 years in Singapore
- Apple to release M1X iMac for ‘Pro’ users in 2022, suggests a Twitterati
- Apple shows off iPhone 12’s Night Mode in new ad
- Apple details reasons why businesses should use Mac
- TrypScore App Review
- AirTag helps in finding NY User’s wallet
- Slidepad Mac App is 30% Off
- Get Apple’s latest streaming box Apple TV 4K at $19 Off
- Apple releases new beta firmware for AirPods Pro
- Aqara HomeKit accessories launch on Apple online Europe
- Ucam Private Home Security Camera is 21% Off
- The M1 powered iPad Pro is $100 off today
- LG Stores in South Korea to accommodate iPhones in August