T-Mobile delays 5G rollout until second halfhttps://cnet.co/2U3g3hu
Sorry, Roger. That's wrong. We've always said we'd launch when phones are available and they will be in H1. H2 is just when it gets more meaningful ... but there's no delay and no change of plans.
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Fair enough. I updated the story to note that your full push is happening in H2. But as you said, the H1 5G phone experience isn't going to be great since it's on more limited millimeter wave spectrum, and you're not bothering to promote it in 1H.https://www.cnet.com/news/t-mobile-delays-full-600-mhz-5g-launch-until-second-half/ …
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I still don't understand why you delay launch because phones aren't ready. If you wait for phones then those months of upgrading sites are lost and you really are behind. Time waiting is time lost.
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They are launching 5G mmwave with the phones that support it in the upcoming weeks. It just won't be advertised heavily, I guess. T-Mobile could've waited and put a 600mhz 5G antenna in said phones, but it doesn't exist yet.
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When is 5g home internet launching? 1st we heard end of 2018, then early 2019...we're nearly at the end of Q1, nada. As I understand, hardware 4 this is available now! Vzw and other carriers have launched home internet, why haven't you? There's a real market for it here in Vegas.
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Hey Ray once
@TMobile have 5G ready and running check out@OnePlus_USA they have#OnePlus7Pro5G ready!Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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