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T-Mobile adding microSIM kits in anticipation of future iPhone 4/4S users on their network

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http://www.talkandroid.com – Once T-Mobile launches their 1900MHz HSPA+ spectrum, this will finally enable AT&T phones (such as the iPhone) to receive their HSPA+ network and not just EDGE. Once this network re-framework is complete, you can bet that plenty of T-Mobile users will start getting the iPhone. T-Mobile once confirmed that iPhone users (on their network) accounted as much as 1% of their network, and that’s while they’re stuck on EDGE! Thus, I’m sure that number will rise once 3G/4G can be used on an unlocked iPhone. T-Mobile realizes this and is preparing ahead of time by adding microS (IT news)

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T-Mobile announced today that 10 more metro areas throughout the U.S. now have HSPA+ coverage. Customers on T-Mobile’s network in these areas with appropriate handsets can take advantage of T-Mobile’s Challenger initiative to eventually roll out service on the 1900MHz HSPA+ band nationwide.

First of all, check out this video right here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_h8Mt...eature=g-all-u

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