T-Mobile doubles 4G network speeds

T-Mobile has doubled the speed of its HSPA+ network to reach theoretical download speeds of 42 Mbps in many areas. According to the company, customers in several cities like Los Angeles, Phoenix, Chicago, San Francisco, and Miami will benefit from the increased speeds and network reliability.

The carrier also announced a new wireless modem, the T-Mobile Rocket 3.0 laptop stick. As a part of the 4G devices series that T-Mobile plans to ship this year, Rocket 3.0 will be the first device fully compatible with the 42 Mbps (theoretical) maximum speeds. It will be available from May 25th at the price of $99.

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