One little tidbit coming out of the Nexus One announcement worth highlighting is that T-Mobile’s 7.2 Mbps network lengthy upgrade is complete as promised, and now they’re moving towards HSPA+ (21 Mbps). T-Mobile is still a far cry from competing with Verizon’s service and Sprint still has the 4G advantage with WiMAX, but it’s great progress and being the first to HSPA+ is definitely worth some bragging rights. A few casual N900 tests in New York City has confirmed the speeds for those with supporting hardware. The 21 Mbps upgrade should be completed by mid 2010, and is already started in Philadelphia.
[via PhoneScoop]