T-Mobile unleashed a number of headline-grabbing announcements
yesterday, but now that the pink dust has settled and Shakira's
wild mane has faded from view, how do the Un-carrier's latest
moves stack up in the light of day?  We spoke with a pair of
analysts to get their read on T-Mobile's nationwide 4G LTE roll
out, free unlimited international data and text offer, new flat
global calling rate and $10/month fee for calls outside the US.
The consensus between the two was the nation's No. 4 carrier is
firing on just about every cylinder.  "I was quite impressed
with the news that T-Mobile is now reaching more than 200
million subscribers with 4G LTE in basically less than nine
months," said Roger Entner, founder and analyst at Recon
Analystics, in an interview.  "That's attacking both AT&T and
especially Verizon on network superiority. T-Mobile is taking a
knock at the sweet spot of the two big carriers, which is better
service."  Watch out  In press materials, T-Mobile claimed to
best AT&T in 4G LTE coverage