- Albany, Ga.
- Anderson, S.C.
- Bay City, Mich.
- Branson, Mo.
- Bremerton/Silverdale, Wash.
- Columbus, Ga.
- Columbus, Miss.
- Decatur, Ala.
- Florence/Muscle Shoals, Ala.
- Gadsden, Ala.
- Gaffney, S.C.
- Gettysburg, Pa.
- Glasgow, Ky.
- Homosassa Springs, Fla.
- Hot Springs, Ariz.
- Lake City, Fla.
- Lake Havasu City/Kingman, Ariz.
- Midland, Mich.
- Nacogdoches, Texas
- Opelousas/Eunice, La.
- Oxford, Miss.
- Paris, Texas
- Pittsfield, MA
- Saginaw, Mich.
- Spartanburg, S.C.
- The Villages, Fla.
- Waycross, Ga.
- Winona, Minn.
This launch announcement is right out of the Sprint playbook for LTE launches so far. The company is racing to deploy LTE as fast as possible in smaller markets that get street-level coverage to begin with. The operator's plan is to go back and fill gaps later. A 4G overview
Check out our dynamic chart of the current winners and losers of the 4G race in the U.S. For more
- 4G State of Play: LTE in the USA
- 1800MHz: A Global 4G Band Emerges?
- 5 Carriers Going Big With Small Cells in 2013
Anyone out there seeing Sprint LTE signals in these cities yet? In general, how are any of you finding the performance of the operator's new 4G?