AT&T began activating 5G in C-Band spectrum in limited parts of 8 metro areas across the U.S.: Dallas/Fort Worth, Houston, Austin, Chicago, Detroit, Jacksonville, Orlando, and Miami.
AT&T customers will see a “5G+” indicator on their device if connected to either C-Band or mmWave spectrum).
AT&T is currently offering 17 C-Band-capable devices.
https://about.att.com/innovationblog/2022/connectivity.html
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