Network Vision has been a fairly slow process for Sprint, but the carrier is flipping the LTE switch in nine new markets today.
- Altoona, Pa.
- Asheville, N.C.
- Columbus, Ind.
- Elkhart/Goshen, Ind.
- Hammond, La.
- La Crosse, Wis.
- San Juan, Puerto Rico
- Statesville, N.C.
- Temple, Texas
This brings The Now Network's LTE footprint up to a whopping 67 markets, some one-point-seven gazillion short of Verizon, five-hundred-million behind that of AT&T, and negative sixty-six short of T-Mobile's LTE network count (on a good day). Note: those numbers are estimates, and may not be exact.
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The company is still working on testing and implementing its high-speed network in other areas across the country, including San Francisco, Los Angeles, and New York. Many customers are already able to grab an LTE connection in various places, but Sprint says it's looking forward to "providing even more reliable access to the data they need with [its] official launches."
For more information on Sprint's Network Vision plan and LTE rollout, head here.