On Thu, 28 Apr 2011 07:24:05 -0600, Todd Allcock wrote:

> ... actually impressed with the stones T-Mo displayed with their 4G
> campaign. In many ways it made sense. Their implementation of 21 and
> 42Mb HSDPA _is_ faster than Sprint/Clear's WiMax, so if Sprint is "4G"
> why not T-Mo? ...

Anyway, in Poland, Orange (Centertel) uses "3G" to describe their
3.6 Mbps / 7.2 Mbps HSDPA/HSUPA data services, and "4G" to describe
their 21.6 Mbps / 43.2 Mbps HSPA+ data services (also misleadingly
called 21 Mbps / 42 Mbps services).

So T-Mo's calling their 21 and 42 Mbps data "4G" isn't one whit out of line.

Cheers, -- tlvp