T-Mobile says AT&T, Verizon iPhones be slow

T-Mobile is burning a lot of ad dollars lately telling us our AT&T and Verizon iPhones -- running on HPSA 7.2 and EVDO Rev A respectively -- are slower than the Android phones they have running on their HSPA+ network.

Take a look at what you get from Android™ phones vs iPhone®. The full web experience, with fast uploads, downloads, and streaming entertainment, all on the fastest 4G smartphones running on America’s Largest 4G Network™ with the most affordable 4G data.*

Okay. T-Mobile didn't get an iPhone yet but they have seen the "I'm a Mac" commercials. Got it. Any other take away?

[T-Mobile via Engadget]

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