Check out the upper left corner where the network display reads UMA.
If I were to guess, I’d say that T-Mobile’s HotSpot network has a “UMA” SSID. The phone has attached to that Wi-Fi access point and is displaying the SSID.
But clearly the phone is ready, the Wi-Fi network is ready, now we just need to get the UMA protocol stack into the phone. Then people can get better coverage and lower cost calling when attached to Wi-Fi with their iPhone.
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Hi Steve
Actually that "UMA" was displayed on a visit to USA, think it was somewhere in Mountain View CA
Check here
It's apparently the network ID used by T-Mobile in the US for all roaming users.
I read the headline and was thrilled. Then I read the comments. Guess I'll have to hold out longer for a UMA iPhone; hoping it will come soon.
or he could have simply edited the network name with Customize or something similar. Just type it in and you have a headline
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