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Sprint Expands LTE Footprint to 58 Total Markets

Jan 28, 2013, 10:21 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Sprint today announced that its LTE 4G network is now available in a handful of new markets. The new markets include Boston; Columbia, Tenn.; Emporia, Kan.; Framingham, Mass.; Gettysburg, Pa.; Austin and Bryan-College Station, Texas; and Western Puerto Rico. Sprint also expanded the footprint of its LTE service around Fort Wayne, Ind. Sprint says that it now offers LTE in 58 markets around the U.S., and it has about 150 markets prepared to receive LTE in the coming months.

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scottegos2

Jan 29, 2013, 1:27 AM

I'd never know it was on here if I didn't read about it

Darn good thing I read about Sprint turning on LTE here in Austin. Neither I nor my friends actually *get* LTE connections on our Galaxy S IIIs, etc.

WhySoBluePandaBear

I have a box of cookies rushing to your location as we speak - may they get to you in time before you die from the lack of LTE.

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Jayshmay

Jan 28, 2013, 10:35 AM

Good for them. . .any news on T-Mobile's LTE deployment???

Supposedly T-Mobile's was suppose to launch at the end of January in Las Vegas, very curious about a speedtest!!!

2013 sure is going to be an exciting year for both Tmo & Sprint, ATT & Vzn need some competition.

Looking forward to the Galaxy S4 being announced!*!*!*!

arox413

Sorry Jordan no Canton, Oh just yet 🤣

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