Verizon Wireless LTE: 200 Million Served
This is exaxly why I joined Verizon
Aggressive, aggressive, aggressive!!!
ATT has the revenue to do the same exact thing as Verizon, they just lack the motivation. Even Tmo is faster than ATT.
ATT has the revenue to do the same exact thing as Verizon, they just lack the motivation. Even Tmo is faster than ATT.
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AT&T is sitting back and letting Verizon make all the mistakes to learn from. How many times have we all heard about Verizon's LTE network going down...
Also AT&T is going by attitude that they won't be the first to the dance, but they will be the best dressed.
AT&T will be the only carrier with HSPA+ and LTE. It's not going to be a good day for Verizon customers when they go from LTE to their slow 3g speeds.
Just think about using your high speed internet now and going back to 56k... It's the end of the world.
Also AT&T is going by attitude that they won't be the first to the dance, but they will be the best dressed.
AT&T will be the only carrier with HSPA+ and LTE. It's not going to be a good day for Verizon customers when they go from LTE to their slow 3g speeds.
Just think about using your high speed internet now and going back to 56k... It's the end of the world.
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Phoneguy1881 said:
AT&T will be the only carrier with HSPA+ and LTE. It's not going to be a good day for Verizon customers when they go from LTE to their slow 3g speeds.
Oh, please- that talking point is so OLD......
"The AT&T Network covers over 300 million people..."
http://www.wireless.att.com/businesscenter/built-for ... »
"AT&T has upgraded their HSPA+ network to 80% of their current coverage map..."
http://www.phonearena.com/news/AT-T-now-has-80-HSPA- ... »
That's about 240 million people covered with AT&T HSPA+ compared to 200+ million covered by VZW LTE, a gain factor of less than 20%.
You would have to be pretty far out in the sticks to fall under the 4...
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Ok "Dude".... It's hard to start an intelligent argument by calling someone dude. You have your own thoughts which is great. When all the dust settles AT&T will have two 4G networks. Verizon will have one. In more desolate areas it would be smart to think AT&T will have HSPA+ there where Verizon will have 3G. Not everyone lives in highly populated areas dude.
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