According to T-Mobile, its ultra capacity network has an average speed of 325 Mbps, with peak speeds up to 1 Gbps. The carrier didn’t specify the average and peak speeds of its extended range network. Also: What is 6G, if anything? A guide to what to expect, from whom, and when To celebrate the rapid expansion of its network, T-Mobile partnered with Heritage Distilling Company and Jones Soda Company to release what the company is calling 5Gin and 5Ginger Beer, respectively. Fans of gin can snag a $30 bottle of 5Gin, not including shipping. Of course, whether or not liquor can be shipped to where you live will depend on local laws. A six-pack of 5Ginger Beer will set you back $10 and is available to ship everywhere. You can place your order for either 5G drink by visiting t-mobile5gin.com starting tomorrow, June 24, at 12 pm PT/3 pm ET. T-Mobile warns that quantities of either beverage are limited, so if you’re keen to get your hands on a new bottle of gin, you better act fast. T-Mobile sent me a cocktail kit with a bottle of 5Gin, some ingredients like bitters, and a few recipes to try. However, I haven’t had a chance to try it yet. If nothing else, it’s a clever way for T-Mobile to celebrate its continued network growth in the ever-competitive wireless carrier market.
