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[True to its promise](http://mobile.engadget.com/2011/06/16/t-mobile-doubles-speed-in-42-of-its-hspa-4g-markets/) of bringing 42Mbps service to 150 million Americans by mid-year, T-Mobile will double its 4G speed in 56 additional markets today -- thereby surpassing its self-imposed goal (and leaving the door open for greater ambitions). Of course, the Category 20 [Rocket 3.0](http://www.engadget.com/tag/Rocket3.0/) USB modem is currently the only way to experience this brisk performance, but the magenta-clad carrier seems intent to bring a [42Mbps HSDPA smartphone](http://www.engadget.com/2011/05/17/unannounced-samsung-hercules-headed-to-t-mobile-bearing-godli/) to market by year's end, or [much sooner](http://www.engadget.com/2011/05/17/t-mobile-2011-roadmap-leaks-lists-loads-of-specific-release-dat/). Cities such as Ann Arbor, Baltimore, Boise, Boston, Charlotte, Hartford, Indianapolis, Minneapolis, and Washington D.C., may count themselves among the fortunate, where T-Mo-packing citizens should benefit from the network's newly increased capacity and reliability, whether or not they're wielding ZTE's stick. A complete list of cities is included in the PR just beyond the break.
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