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3G Service & 3G phones

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Imre - 10 Jul 2007 02:05 GMT
I heard that the 3G service supposed to start this summer.

Anyone heard any date when the 3G service will be available?
Any news what 3G phone sets  will be released?

Thanks,
Les
Cyrus Afzali - 10 Jul 2007 04:11 GMT
>I heard that the 3G service supposed to start this summer.

I wouldn't bet on that. There's talk of HSDPA being implemented, but
EDGE isn't even available systemwide yet.

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Imre - 11 Jul 2007 23:22 GMT
I use my RAZR more for e-mails and WAP browsing than for talk.  I  can
hardly wait for 3G.

>>I heard that the 3G service supposed to start this summer.
>
> I wouldn't bet on that. There's talk of HSDPA being implemented, but
> EDGE isn't even available systemwide yet.
Todd Allcock - 12 Jul 2007 00:20 GMT
> I use my RAZR more for e-mails and WAP browsing than for talk.  I  can
> hardly wait for 3G.

I must be the only guy on the face of the earth satisfied with EDGE!  ;-)

Sure, faster is always better, but EDGE's 150k has been more than
adequate for mobile e-mail and light browsing on my handset.  (Of course
I first used mobile data over analog cellular at 4800bps then 14.4k TDMA
CSD, so EDGE spoils me by comparison!)

I'll take 3G if they include it in my $6 T-Mo Web subscription, but I
wouldn't pay extra for 3G...
Cyrus Afzali - 12 Jul 2007 19:57 GMT
>> I use my RAZR more for e-mails and WAP browsing than for talk.  I  can
>> hardly wait for 3G.
>
>I must be the only guy on the face of the earth satisfied with EDGE!  ;-)

No, you've got at least one other person who is. I find EDGE on my
Blackberry 8700 to be very nice. I'd see no reason to go out and spend
another $300 or more to get a new device to support HSDPA.

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Imre - 14 Jul 2007 03:38 GMT
That is good to know.

I actually have not used EDGE yet.  I will probably get an EDGE phone on
eBay.
I am actually grandfathered in for the $2.99 per mo unlimited T-Zones and
300 text messages.  Which is the best deal in town for e-mail and light WAP
browsing.

I was wondering if T-Mobile will charge more for 3G service.  There is no
extra charge from GPRS to EDGE, I am hoping that 3G will not bring a higher
charge.  If so, I would just probaly stick with EDGE.

Thanks for the info.

Les

>>> I use my RAZR more for e-mails and WAP browsing than for talk.  I  can
>>> hardly wait for 3G.
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> Blackberry 8700 to be very nice. I'd see no reason to go out and spend
> another $300 or more to get a new device to support HSDPA.
Bruce Markowitz - 15 Jul 2007 00:04 GMT
Well, I switched to Verizon EVDO and never looked back. The difference is
astounding and worth the price.
> That is good to know.
>
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> > Blackberry 8700 to be very nice. I'd see no reason to go out and spend
> > another $300 or more to get a new device to support HSDPA.
Todd Allcock - 15 Jul 2007 02:22 GMT
> Well, I switched to Verizon EVDO and never looked back. The difference is
> astounding and worth the price.

I use a Windows Mobile PDA phone- moving from T-Mobile's $6/month data to
Verizon's $40 (for PDAs) just isn't worth it to me even for a ten-fold
increase in speed.

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