Sprint added 21 new markets to its 4G LTE network footprint today. The latest expansion reaches select cities in California, North Carolina, Indiana, Texas, Tennessee, Missouri, Minnesota, Illinois, Virginia and Florida – view exact details below. Sprint launched its 4G LTE network in July 2012 and it’s currently live in 88 markets with 170...
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Sprint will be expanding its 4G LTE network to more than 100 new markets in the “coming months.” You can view the full list below, but some major cities include: Boston; Charlotte, N.C.; Chicago; Indianapolis; Los Angeles; Memphis, Tenn.; Miami; Nashville, Tenn.; New Orleans; New York; Philadelphia; and Washington, D.C. Sprint expects to complete...
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Verizon Wireless’ 4G LTE network will go live in 34 new markets and expand in 38 more markets starting August 16. With the latest additions and expansions, Big Red claims its LTE network is larger than all other U.S. wireless carriers combined with more than 75% of the population covered in 371 markets across...
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Verizon Wireless’ 4G LTE network will be available to 33 new markets and expanded in 32 other markets on July 19th. That brings total coverage to 337 markets. The largest wireless carrier in the US is on track to cover more than 400 markets by the end of 2012. Read on for the full...
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Today, Verizon Wireless announced that they will introduce their 4G LTE network in 27 additional markets and expand it in 44 current markets over the next couple of days. With the latest additions and expansions, Big Red’s LTE coverage will reach two-thirds of the U.S. population in 230 total markets. Check out the list...
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Verizon Wireless will launch its 4G LTE network in seven new markets and expand to cover 17 more markets on March 15. That will bring the total coverage to 203 markets with a reach of 200 million people in the United States. Big Red also plans to double the total coverage to 400 markets...
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While Sprint subscribers are currently frustrated with the failure of 4G WiMax technology, the third largest wireless provider in the US has been working behind the scenes in 2011 to get back into the game through their Network Vision project. After launching its first multi-modal base station in Branchburg, New Jersey earlier this year,...
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