T-Mobile has announced that 92% of MetroPCS customers in three important markets (Boston, Hartford, Conn., and Las Vegas) have switched from the pre-paid carrier's older CDMA pipeline, to T-Mobile's GSM/HSPA+/LTE network. The change took place after T-Mobile pulled the plug on Metro's network. The latter's CDMA pipeline in Philadelphia will be next to get shut down, later this year.
In April, T-Mobile had warned MetroPCS customers in Boston, Hartford and Las Vegas that their CDMA flavored phone would no longer work on July 1st, and said that they should trade in their handsets for a GSM ...
from PhoneArena - News http://ift.tt/1nIuSS8
0 comments:
Post a Comment