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MetroPCS 4G LTE hits four more cities in the south

January 25, 2011 by Marc Flores - Leave a Comment

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With all the major carriers beating their chests about their respective 4G networks, let’s not forget that MetroPCS has a super high speed broadband network of its own. Today, MetroPCS announced that it has added 4G LTE coverage in four new cities: Atlanta, Jacksonville, Miami and Orlando. All you folks in the big cities down south can now take advantage of faster mobile broadband speeds if your smartphone is LTE-capable.

Unlike some carriers who might add a premium fee or limitations on 4G data service, MetroPCS promises that its services will continue to remain unlimited at no additional cost to the $50 and $60 LTE plans.

For more information and details on MetroPCS’ packages and plans, and for further details on its LTE network and expansion, see the full press release on the following page.

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