AT&T to buy T-mobile for 39 billion!!!!

[HustlinDaily]

There is simple mobile for gsm but just like tmobile irrelevant. Pricing won't change because there is still tmobile and sprint. Coverage for existing tmobile ATT customers will increase and strengthen almost instantly

Simple Mobile runs on T-Mobile network lol.

 

[HustlinDaily]

I was thinking of switching to T-Mobile for the Pyramid. Unlimited data with free tethering, lower prices, best Android selection. Looks like that would be a dumb move lol. Guess the wait for LTE (which will now take even longer) continues? Or I can just get the Inspire.

 

[AndreaCristiano]

Simple Mobile runs on T-Mobile network lol.

Yea I know but they are still gonna be independent lol

 

[ScuroRaven]

AT&T will abuse t-mobile's customers just like they already do their own.

AT&T spells nothing buy GREED, milking customers on stingy data plans for all they can.

Hello Verizon unlimited! LOL

you do know they are dropping their unlimited plan right?

 

[AndreaCristiano]

you do know they are dropping their unlimited plan right?

I think he was being sarcastic lol I hope lol

 

[colnago]

has anyone else thought about possible cons?

Tmobile has been a pretty avid supporter of android..

At&t has been more unfriendly and although they have recently opened their arms..

Nexus one was for tmo.
Nexus S was for tmo.
Before that they sported G1.

There is a reason google went with tmo over at&t even if they did feature a nexus one with at&t 3g bands briefly..

I try "not" to think about losing my $59/mo. unlimited voice/data under AT&T mgmt...but supposedly they will grandfather contracts prior to changeover.

Another issue will be AT&T's desire to rollout LTE on T-Mo's 1700 band...full bars 3G/4G in the parking lot, 0-bar or 1-bar Edge "inside".

Confirmed: AT&T wants to use T-Mobile's AWS spectrum for LTE buildout -- Engadget

"Flipping through the slide deck accompanying a hastily-arranged press conference this morning to talk up AT&T's planned acquisition of T-Mobile USA, it's now clear that the company is interested in augmenting its 700MHz LTE spectrum with T-Mobile's 1700MHz AWS airwaves -- a move that it says would help it deploy LTE to 95 percent of the American population. AWS is currently used by T-Mobile for its 3G services, but running LTE there isn't without precedent -- that's where MetroPCS is already set up, so there's some potential for consumer hardware and infrastructure synergy there."