AT&T adds new locations to its 4G LTE network

According to AT&T, it covers more than 292 million people with fast speed broadband experience. Over the past five years, approximately $98 billion worth of investments have been made to improve the network, which, as of today, expands to roughly 30 new locations. AT&T now guarantees to its customers faster speeds (LTE being 10 times faster than 3G), faster response time (lower latency) and more efficient use of spectrum (in this way delivering a better network experience). Here's a list of the locations now supported by the expanded LTE network:

• Atlantic City, New Jersey (as well as Brigantine, Hamilton, Longport, Margate City, Mays Landing and Ventnor City)
• Batavia, New York
• Bay Minette, Alabama
• Beckley and Oak Hill, West Virginia
• Bremerton, Washington
• Cape Cod, Massachusetts
• Cape Girardeau, Missouri
• Chico and Oroville, California
• Corpus Christi, Texas
• Corinth, Mississippi
• Dillon, South Carolina
• Dunn, North Carolina
• Grand Junction, Colorado
• Greenwood-Cleveland, Mississippi
• Grenada, Mississippi
• Homosassa Springs, Florida
• Lafayette, Louisiana
• Lawton, Oklahoma
• Meridian, Mississippi
• Midland and Odessa, Texas
• Milledgeville, Georgia
• Morgan City, Louisiana
• Moses Lake, Washington
• New Ulm, Minnesota
• Palatka, Florida
• Pine Bluff, Arkansas
• Searcy, Arkansas
• Silverthrone, Colorado
• Valdosta, Georgia
• Victoria, Texas
• West Point, Mississippi
• Yakima, Washington

source: AT&T