Now I need to say something about the AWS spectrum, and I hope someone can answer it...When there is no AWS 3G active right now, and I don't think it would be in the next 3 months or so, why would Nokia bother to have their future Eseries flagship device (E71) have the AWS bands? Even if the AWS 3G goes live tonight, until T-Mobile can first of all cover enough markets, and second get enough people sign up for data (and the $6 data has some ports blocked), Nokia won't bother to put the chip in there, it's just not economically feasible, at least not in the near immediate future.
Even if they do put in the E71, it's a mistake economically for them, because by the time T-Mob gets to a place where AT&T is today that has OK coverage for 3G, this phone will be obsolete, at least for us HoFo users.
I'd like to hear any arguments anybody has.
Even if they do put in the E71, it's a mistake economically for them, because by the time T-Mob gets to a place where AT&T is today that has OK coverage for 3G, this phone will be obsolete, at least for us HoFo users.
I'd like to hear any arguments anybody has.