https://www.cnet.com/tech/mobile/at-ts-5g-network-gets-an-upgrade-sooner-than-expected/
Mobility is getting a real 5G network upgrade, not the 5GE (4G LTE) variant, sooner than expected. It’s a doubling of the C-band spectrum, good news for customers and the company, more capacity and faster speeds. Currently AT&T doesn’t require special or pricier plans to access the faster speeds (5G) but the competition (Verizon) does, a differentiator.
I found cell signal issues with all carriers, they nearly all use the same cell towers. T mobile has less coverage because they aren’t on as many cell towers as AT&T or Verizon. So if you go to remote or off main roads locations then I wouldn’t recommend T-Mobile.
Travel to any major city outside of Dallas and T service is marginal at best….
God forbid anyone post anything positive on here, there are a lot of glass half empty people on here.
New article in Seeking Alpha: AT&T's stock has been underperforming for years and is heavily indebted, making it an unattractive long-term investment.
There may be a near-term rebound in AT&T's stock, but the upside is minimal and the company's growth prospects are lacking.
AT&T's acquisition of Time Warner was a disaster, and its outdated and inefficient managerial approach is unlikely to change.
everyone i know hates ATT service and is switching to T Mobile
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Getting the same speeds off my cran 5g tower.
Some people always see the glass half-full, it’s great news on many levels for the customer and company. Future tech requires faster speeds and more bandwidth.
IDK about you guys, but my service got worse when it started showing 5Ge.
You really buyers nag the cr-p they selling? T isn’t deploying cutting edge tech. They just painting over existing network and saying it’s new.