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Alltel Expands EV-DO Access For Laptops

Jun 7, 2007, 1:24 PM by (staff)

Alltel today announced that a new roaming agreement will allow its data card subscribers to get online in major cities around the US when traveling outside Alltel's coverage area. There are no additional roaming charges for subscribers on an unlimited plan, which runs $60 per month. The regional carrier already had data roaming agreements in place for handsets. Alltel has also been beefing up its EV-DO coverage on its own network. It extended coverage in half of its markets last year and continues to build out coverage.

source: Alltel

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sprint4life

Jun 7, 2007, 2:37 PM

With....?

Anyone know who Alltel roams off of? Sprint, Verizon or both?
Thanks

Mustang46L

Depends on the market but I'm guessing their EV-DO is mostly Sprint with Verizon throwing them some 1xRTT love.

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rmtp22

They use the exact same EVDO network as VZ. AT is the largest roaming partner for both Sprint and VZ.

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