T-Mobile now with 4G- Releases new myTouch 4G and Dell Inspiron Netbook with 4G

T-Mobile jumps back into the competitive game by releasing their newest Smartphone, the T-Mobile myTouch 4G. The design is very similar to the original myTouch with a full touch-screen keyboard, but with a new front-facing camera. T-Mobile launches the myTouch 4G and its new 4G Dell Inspiron Netbook tomorrow! And now with Holiday hours in effect, retail stores in Hawaii are now open from 9am.

According to their website , " 4G is about performance and today T-Mobile's HSPA+ network is delivering 4G speeds that match and often beat WiMAX and are readily comparable to what early LTE will deliver. Our 4G network is capable of theoretical speeds up to 21Mbps and we have seen average download speeds approaching five Mbps on our myTouch 4G phone in some cities with peak speeds of nearly 12 Mbps."

These claims are very enticing because many broadband and DSL ISP's don't even offer up to 21Mbps download speeds. 4G is currently available in many cities including Austin, Texas; Cincinnati, Ohio; St. Louis, Missouri; Minneapolis, Minnesota; Portland, Oregon; Wichita, Kansas; and of course Honolulu, Hawaii.

One of the most amazing feature that this Smartphone has is that it can use the 4G network to make Wi-Fi calls and has the capability for wireless tethering that is available for an additional $14.99/month. Wi-fi calling has been a huge advantage with T-Mobile and having the ability to utilize VoIP to make calls without touching your minutes is an awesome feature to have.