The Fastest Networks
So Sprint #1, Verizon #2, then who cares after that..
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Sprint has the 2nd fastest data speeds.
Obviously the largest footprint nationwide.
Defininately the most devices...
*Multiple aircards etc.
*2 4G Phones (EVO & EPIC)
& The best Value w/ (inc. unlimited 4G data).
Otherwise, everything else you said sounds right.
Sprint welcomes Los Angeles, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus, Miami and Washington DC to the 4G family.
With new 4G markets launching on 11/28, this brings our total to 68 markets. See sprint.com/4G for details.
Sprint 4G is available in over 60 markets and counting. See sprint.com/4G for details.
These six new markets are now a part of the 4G family and can start experiencing fast 4G speeds.
Sprint 4G enables fast mobile downloads, video chat and a range of innovative and useful wireless applications,.
With the launch of the first dual-mode 3G and ...
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And most LTE towers went up in the past few months. They haven't been building out since 2008.
As for pops, the 100 million number doesn't include airports. It's 38+ markets, covering 100 million pops and an additional 60 airports.
I didn't post "proof" because I had assumed you'd read tech news in the past few months. It's all over the place. Here's just one example:
Verizon covers 100 million people with 38 markets:
http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2373664,00.asp »
You can also see their official press release or ANY news release/blog post that's talking about it. They don't have as many markets, but all of their markets (except Purdue campus) are high pop cities. They also plan to have exceede their 3g coverage with LTE by the end of 2013. Again, from their roadmaps.
Can you direct me to Clear's roadmap?
You haven't posted any links showing th...
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Second, I think my conclusion in The $$$ section was fairly mixed. I think Verizon offers a fine deal, and a solid price per/GB, but Sprint and Clear offer the best value of all the carriers overall.
Third, my response in this thread had to do with the number of customers covered by a given carrier. I make no claims in the article that any carrier covers more people than any other. I reiterate that here in the thread. I never said Verizon is #1 in terms of potential LTE coverage. It was beyond the scope of my testing to make such judgments.
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