AT&T's upgraded LTE network has finally expanded enough that it can generally be counted on in most major metropolitan areas, but the lion's share of the coverage area is still rocking ye olde HSPA (AKA "just 4G"). For residents of Dover, Salem, Asheville, Roanoke, and a few other midsized cities and towns, AT&T has flipped the Long Term Evolution switch. Here's the full list of 11 new markets:
Delaware
- Dover
North Carolina
- Asheville
- Goldsboro
Maryland
- Leonardtown
- Ocean City
Oregon
- Salem
Virginia
- Culpeper
- Roanoke
Washington
- Longview
- Shelton
- Port Townsend/North Whidbey Island/Camano Island
AT&T is also expanding LTE coverage areas in Casa Grande, Arizona, Albany, New York, Calvert county, Maryland, Linglestown, Pennsylvania, and both Stafford and Spotsylvania counties, Virginia.
Residents of these cities should be able to pull down LTE speeds as of right now, assuming your hardware supports it. Go forth, citizens, and blow through your data limits like never before.
Source: Pr Newswire