T-Mobile Announces Release of First Device Using 600 MHz Spectrum
T-Mobile Thursday unveiled the first smartphone with a chip that supports the 600 MHz spectrum it bought in the TV incentive auction -- the LG V30. T-Mobile also said it has deployed 600 MHz in a second market, Scarborough, Maine.…
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Earlier this month, the carrier deployed the TV spectrum in Cheyenne, Wyoming (see 1708160038). T-Mobile also said it's using new Ericsson radio equipment that supports both LTE and 5G. “We’re lighting up our new super spectrum for LTE and laying the foundation for 5G so fast we’re making the other guys’ heads spin -- and with the LG V30, everything is coming together in record time,” said T-Mobile CEO John Legere in a news release. AT&T and Verizon also said they plan to offer the new smartphone (see here and here).