Verizon Says Aug. 16 LTE Expansion Reaches 75% of US
Aug 15, 2012, 11:13 AM by Eric M. Zeman
Verizon Wireless plans to light up LTE 4G in 34 new markets on August 16, a significant expansion that it says will boost the total number of markets covered with LTE to 371. Verizon is also expanded the reach of its LTE network in 38 existing markets. The new markets and expansion in existing market coverage means Verizon's LTE 4G network will cover 75% of the U.S. population. Some of the new markets include Topeka, Kan., Battle Creek, Mich., Reading, Pa., and Odessa, Texas.
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Comments
What a JOKE!
Perhaps VZW should work on getting their existing 4G devices to work in existing 4G environments. Take a look at VZW's forums regarding connectivity issues. I know first hand their "fix" is to send you out a new SIM or a re-furb that will eventually have the same issue. I'm actually calling VZW today to get a refund on my previous 2 months data service. I don't think it's cool to pay for something that only works 50% of the time.
It's all location. My speeds are 15 to 30 Meg down same up on a Droid incredible 4G. Same on my Razr, same on my Galaxy Nexus. Sorry you are having problems 🙄
Good luck with that one lol... Let me know how that works out for ya bud
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