Filed under: Telus Mobility, HSDPA, UMTS, HSUPA

There was really never any question that Telus’ shiny new HSPA network was launching this fall, but the carrier’s generally been tightlipped on specifics; fortunately, standards bodies and industry associations have a funny tendency to unintentionally help fill in some of those blanks, and this time around it’s the GSM Association doing the honors. The GSMA is now reporting that HSPA (well, HSDPA, anyway) will be live next month, and customers apparently can expect to be treated to the opportunity to buy some world-class devices like the Hero and BL40 to celebrate the launch. It’s hard to tell what Rogers is really thinking through the poker face — but if you look closely, we think you can see a few beads of sweat forming.

[Via MobileSyrup and HowardForums]

GSMA spills beans on September launch for Telus’ HSPA network originally appeared on Engadget Mobile on Wed, 26 Aug 2009 20:01:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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