It's that time again. AT&T has been busy adding and upgrading several markets with high-speed LTE. This round of upgrades seems to focus a bit more attention to the Northeast, particularly in the New York and New Jersey areas. Still, quite a few other locations are popping up around the country. With most new spots checking in with populations below 100,000 people, and some below the 10k mark, AT&T is closing in on its target to finish covering the United States with LTE by the end of this year.
New
- Camden, AR
- El Dorado-Magnolia, AR
- Prescott, AZ
- Flagstaff-Sedona, AZ
- Quad Cities, IL & IA
- Sterling, IL
- Duluth-Superior, MN
- Kinston, NC
- Southern New Jersey Shore Points, NJ
- Auburn, NY
- Cortland, NY
- Seneca Falls, NY
- Dayton, OH
- Astoria, OR
- Berwick, PA
- Brookings, SD
- Watertown, SD
Expanded
- Salinas, CA (Carmel Valley)
- Jackson, MS (Leake & Nashoba Counties)
- Reno, NV (along I-80 connection and Spanish Springs)
- Oswego, NY
- New York City, NY (Sussex County)
- Northern Madison County, NY (Oneida City, Canastota, Lenox, Sullivan, and many connecting highways)
- Wilkes-Barre, PA (Scranton, Clarks Summit, Harveys Lake)
If you find yourself spending time in these areas, go forth and enjoy some speedy streaming music, fast-loading web pages, and smooth video chats. Just remember to keep an eye on your data usage.