AT&T has just released information revealing its latest expansion of its LTE network. This go round the Death Star seemed to target more Northeast locations, particularly New York and New Jersey. The second largest wireless provider in the U.S. is getting closer in completing their goal of covering the entire country with LTE by year’s end.
New Spots
- Camden, AR
- El Dorado-Magnolia, AR
- Prescott, AZ
- Flagstaff-Sedona, AZ
- Quad Cities, IL & IA
- Sterling, IL
- Duluth-Superior, MN
- Kinston, NC
- Southern New Jersey Shore Points, NJ
- Auburn, NY
- Cortland, NY
- Seneca Falls, NY
- Dayton, OH
- Astoria, OR
- Berwick, PA
- Brookings, SD
- Watertown, SD
Expanded locations
- Salinas, CA (Carmel Valley)
- Jackson, MS (Leake & Nashoba Counties)
- Reno, NV (along I-80 connection and Spanish Springs)
- Oswego, NY
- New York City, NY (Sussex County)
- Northern Madison County, NY (Oneida City, Canastota, Lenox, Sullivan, and many connecting highways)
- Wilkes-Barre, PA (Scranton, Clarks Summit, Harveys Lake)
LTE is an experience like no other, so if you’ve yet to tried it, you’ll instantly fall in love with the blistering speeds. Just be careful with your data, because like the new and improved speeds, it will go fast.
Are you one of the few still without AT&T LTE?
[via PR Newswire]