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Gizmodo:  FCC Says Free Wireless Plans Won't Screw Up T-Mobile's 3G [Free Wireless]

Phones Review:  FCC tells T-Mobile free internet will not be a risk

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FCC Says Free Wireless Plans Won't Screw Up T-Mobile's 3G [Free Wireless]
Gizmodo — ... Will it ever be though? I mean, who does the FCC think is going to buy something with this many expensive restrictions on it in the first place? [Mobile Tech Today] ...

FCC tells T-Mobile free internet will not be a risk
Phones Review — ... free broadband services and it would be a lifeline broadband service for lower income people that otherwise may not gain access to the internet. A warning has come from T-Mobile to the FCC saying that the FCC’s proposed launch of an AWS in the 2155-MHz to 2180-MHz band will interfere with their 3G wireless services. However after running tests the FCC has said devices operating at FCC designated levels will not present a significant risk of harmful interference. Source – mobile-tech-today ...

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