T-Mobile brings 42Mbps HSPA+ to 56 new markets, now tops 150 locales

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True to its promise of bringing 42Mbps service to 150 million Americans by mid-year, T-Mobile will double its 4G speed in 56 additional markets today — thereby surpassing its self-imposed goal (and leaving the door open for greater ambitions). Of course, the Category 20 Rocket 3.0 USB modem is currently the only way to experience this brisk performance, but the magenta-clad carrier seems intent to bring a 42Mbps HSDPA smartphone to market by year’s end, or much sooner . Cities such as Ann Arbor, Baltimore, Boise, Boston, Charlotte, Hartford, Indianapolis, Minneapolis, and Washington D.C., may count themselves among the fortunate, where T-Mo-packing citizens should benefit from the network’s newly increased capacity and reliability, whether or not they’re wielding ZTE’s stick. A complete list of cities is included in the PR just beyond the break. Continue reading T-Mobile brings 42Mbps HSPA+ to 56 new markets, now tops 150 locales T-Mobile brings 42Mbps HSPA+ to 56 new markets, now tops 150 locales originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 13 Jul 2011 06:40:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Permalink

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