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Hitting the stores this week is T-Mobile’s answer to 3’s wireless broadband mobile router, the mouth full that is the Mobile Broadband Share Dock
It works the same way as 3’s Huawei D100 Router, only with a less catchy name. The Share Dock plugs into their mobile bro ... Continue reading »
It works the same way as 3’s Huawei D100 Router, only with a less catchy name. The Share Dock plugs into their mobile bro ... Continue reading »
7 months ago
Mine went back.
Hope the T-mobile unit is better.
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Journalistic fail!
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Secondly, it's only RAN that is shared - the core networks and internet connectivity is separate.
You can have a stonkingly fast air interface, only to be throttled by a rubbish SGSN or IP layer.
And just because you share RAN, does not in any way, shape or means dictate that separate business entities should or will offer similar or the same devices at the same speed, price or service points.
These days, for 95% of the population, coverage is not an issue. And unless you are on O2, mobile broadband speeds are much of a muchness. Networks will leapfrog each other with £GPP releases, but on the whole, speeds are comparable.
Unless you only get coverage from one network, everything mobile "Comes down to the numbers".
/m
7 months ago