| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - It doesn't.The interference protections T-Mobile and other carriers have proposed go beyond the operating capabilities of T-Mobile's mobile phones, added Paul Kolodzy, senior tech advisor to M2Z and a former senior spectrum policy advisor at the FCC. At a -100 dBm signal strength, a T-Mobile handset would drop calls, he said.A representative of T-Mobile, which provides mobile service in the nearb
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