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T-Mobile has new coverage in rural areas thanks to its extended-range, 600MHz LTE network. The carrier won't offer a map of where you need a Band 71 phone, so we made one for you.
Verizon said it tried out drone-based 4G LTE in its first-ever emergency management and disaster recovery exercise, plus it scoped out a venue and did a few tower inspections with unmanned aircraft.
Rural carriers accuse Verizon of misleading the FCC with its claims about 4G LTE coverage in some areas, limiting options for consumers in those areas.
Sprint’s LTE customers can now check any location’s access to the faster 4G service on an interactive map at the company’s website.
This is enough to have your LTE network show up in the list of available networks on your phone. Of course, you won’t be able to connect to it yet — that’s where the SIM cards come into play.
Sprint has said that it will be completing the roll out of its upcoming 4G LTE network at some point during 2014 and now we have a look at what that might entail from a coverage standpoint. A ...
Customers of Sprint's industry-leading prepaid brands, Virgin Mobile USA and Boost Mobile, also benefit from the new network and expanded 4G LTE service. The Sprint 4G LTE network is also offered ...
But what’s interesting is that instead of trying to minimize its poor coverage — like Sprint does on its usual coverage maps, which includes non-LTE service to make that filled in yellow area ...
He added that Verizon will continue to look for opportunities to increase its spectrum in order to match demand, as about 250 million people utilize Verizon's LTE network, and the company hopes to ...
Well look what we have here folks. It's a map showing the plans of Sprint's 4G LTE Network for the year 2014. The map was posted on Twitter by tech journalist ...
Verizon Wireless' primary 4G LTE network vendors, Ericsson and Alcatel-Lucent, are providing the underlying infrastructure for the 4G LTE Mobile Broadband network.
Now to be clear, this isn’t to say that 98% of Americans are using LTE supported phones, but rather that nearly all Americans now live in areas where LTE network support is available.