T-Mobile is about to boost LTE speeds by renting unused 600MHz spectrum
Dish, Comcast, and investment firms are just sitting on these licenses
COVID-19 is disrupting daily life in unprecedented ways. T-Mobile has already opted to close many of its retail locations, and now it wants to speed up your data. People may be relying on their mobile connections more than ever, so T-Mobile is renting some unused band 71 spectrum around the US.
T-Mobile is the only US carrier using band 71, which is a 35MHz chunk of spectrum around 600MHz. However, it doesn’t have access to all of those airwaves—it only has 10MHz in some markets because companies like Comcast and Dish are sitting on the licenses.
T-Mobile is about to boost LTE speeds by renting unused 600MHz spectrum was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
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