AT&T covers 8 more markets with LTE service, including Honolulu
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AT&T's 4G LTE service is now available in the Detroit metro area, Portland, Seattle, Honolulu, Pittsburgh, Sacramento, Birmingham and Memphis. In addition, LTE coverage has been expanded tin Miami-Dade County. LTE service offers 4G data speeds as much as ten times faster than 3G. That, of course, is just a guideline and actual speeds can be higher or lower. For example, on Tuesday some LTE users in Detroit were able to download data at speeds of around 54Mbps.
source: AT&T via AndroidCentral
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9 Comments
1. PAPINYC (Posts: 1834; Member since: 30 Jul 2011)
I'm confused, is this article about AT&T adding LTE coverage in various markets or the Apple IPhone 5?
2. ajac09 (Posts: 1107; Member since: 30 Sep 2009)
Phone arena makes every article about the iphone even if its about more then just the iphone I should say Iphone arena
3. papss (Posts: 2171; Member since: 03 Sep 2012)
They really do talk too much about apply..
4. Yummy (Posts: 115; Member since: 28 Mar 2012)
Ooooooh LTE in paradise.........
5. cheeseycheeser (Posts: 236; Member since: 24 Mar 2011)
Finally in Portland!
6. MartyK (Posts: 651; Member since: 11 Apr 2012)
It's Alan Apple F. expect nothing less...hahaha
7. bigmac313 (Posts: 7; Member since: 07 Sep 2011)
We just got LTE in the Detroit area and its actually quite fast on my SIII
8. tiberius183 (Posts: 8; Member since: 16 Jan 2012)
Seattle got it, but not surrounding areas. :(
Guess I might make a trip out there just to test it out...
And, yes jumped ship from Spritn to AT&T less than a week ago. No regrets so far!
9. rickydelivers (Posts: 1; Member since: 20 Sep 2012)
just a heads up, as far as "surrounding areas" I drive a truck daily up and down the Puget Sound and I am definately getting it in Marysville, and when I was in Pierce County earlier, LTE was showing up where 4G used to be! thanks At&t!
