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ATandT Beefs Up 3G Net to Get Ready for new iPhone
By Michelle Maisto

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AT&T is said to be making software enhancements to its 3G network to get a bit more juice from it before a planned migration to 4G and before millions of new Apple iPhone users come on board.

AT&T is using software enhancements to double the capacity of its 3G networks, Telephony Online reported April 20, making the June arrival of a new Apple iPhone—or two—look increasingly likely.
 
The Telephony Online site cited AT&T Mobility Vice President Scott McElroy as saying AT&T is increasing the downlink capacity on its HSPA (High-Speed Packet Access) from 3.6M bps to 7.2M bps through software upgrades at the base station.

The introduction of a 32GB iPhone is thought to be a possibility. The new iPhone would likely arrive at the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference in San Francisco, opening June 8.
 
Stories of AT&T's abysmal service to the tens of thousands of iPhone users at the South by Southwest conference in Austin, Texas, circulated long past the March event, and it was an experience AT&T is surely working to avoid repeating.  

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