EIGHT - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, July 20,2011
Better together
Bringing AT&T custom ers a stronger network faster.
AT&T customers, including those who join us from T-Mobile, will see
significant service improvements from the merger. The addition of
T-Mobile's spectrum resources and thousands of cell sites will quickly
increase capacity and coverage, resulting in better call reliability and
data speeds.
Mobile data traffic on AT&T’s network has grown 8,000% over the
last four years. With tablets, cloud computing, and a new generation
of bandwidth-hungry devices on the horizon, demand is expected to
increase an additional 8-10 times by 2015.
Integrating T-Mobile's network resources, while continuing AT&T's
network investment, is the surest, fastest, and most efficient way to
meet this challenge.
Continued innovation for T-M obile customers.
Through the integration with AT&T, T-Mobile customers can continue *
to enjoy innovative technologies, devices, and services for many years to
come. They will have the freedom to keep their existing pricing plans
and phones, and will benefit in the future with expanded capabilities.
T-Mobile customers will also benefit from network enhancements —
such as improved coverage in remote regions and access to AT&T's
planned next generation networks.
Reaching more of O regon with LTE.
LTE technology is a super-fast way to connect to the Internet.
The combination of AT&T and T-Mobile will allow AT&T to expand
its LTE wireless broadband network to cover over 97% of Oregon
residents. That means 500,000 more people in Oregon, many in
small towns and rural areas, will get access to LTE due to the merger.
Our customers will get a stronger network. The state will get a new
choice for broadband. And more of Oregon will get access to a
cutting-edge wireless network and all the opportunities it brings.
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