On Jun 17, 2006, at 17:42, aegrotatio wrote:

> Cingular does not use 1900 MHz in most areas for voice services any
> longer.  The exception are former AT&T Wireless users who happen to
> connect to a former AT&T Wireless 1900 MHz tower, of which there are
> very few left.  The T-Mo-To-Go phones states "Cingular" in this area
> on the screen.  When manually connecting, the choices are Cingular,
> T-Mobile, and AT&T Wireless.  The AT&T Wireless selection is denied
> but Cingular is accepted.  Again, Cingular is only using 850 MHz for
> voice services in most areas.

That seems very odd that cingular would dispense with all the PCS  
spectrum that they inherited when they acquired AT&T Wireless.  If  
what you say is also true it means that they don't want to get  
roaming revenue from anyone visiting from other GSM countries since  
most foreigners if they have "world" phones don't have phones that  
are capable of 850 and only have handsets that have 1900.  cingular  
never had PCS in the majority of their holdings except for their  
holdings on the west coast and in the Carolinas.  It's the reason why  
cingular overlaid GSM later than did AT&T Wireless who had PCS in  
every market that they served so they were able to deploy GSM using  
1900 only handsets which is what AT&T Wireless did prior to them  
getting 850 GSM radios and handsets.



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