Last week, on December 6th. The nation's third-largest carrier plans on using a combination of its low-band 600Mz spectrum (which travels over large distances and penetrates structures), its ultra-high mmWave spectrum (which features large capacities and faster data speeds) and the mid-band spectrum it hopes to acquire in the Sprint merger.
T-Mobile announced that it will have 200 million Americans covered by its 5G signals in less than a month, and about 5,000 cities and towns across the U.S. will be able to take advantage of faster download data speeds. Surely Big ...