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It's finally here: Verizon will launch its LTE network this Sunday.
After more than a year of hype, the company is finally launching its so-called 4G wireless network that uses a network technology known as Long Term Evolution or LTE. Starting December 5, the new network will be live in 38 markets including, New York City, Chicago, Los Angeles, Boston and San Francisco among others.
About 70 percent of the 38 markets that Verizon is launching initially will get the service starting Sunday. The company will have street view maps available to show exact locations where the network is available.The service is also available in more than 60 airports, including airports in seven cities that are not part of Verizon's initial 4G launch. The network will be rolled out over the next three years, much the same way the carrier rolled out its 3G wireless network several years ago.
More details to come as the company continues with its press conference.
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After more than a year of hype, the company is finally launching its so-called 4G wireless network that uses a network technology known as Long Term Evolution or LTE. Starting December 5, the new network will be live in 38 markets including, New York City, Chicago, Los Angeles, Boston and San Francisco among others.
About 70 percent of the 38 markets that Verizon is launching initially will get the service starting Sunday. The company will have street view maps available to show exact locations where the network is available.The service is also available in more than 60 airports, including airports in seven cities that are not part of Verizon's initial 4G launch. The network will be rolled out over the next three years, much the same way the carrier rolled out its 3G wireless network several years ago.
More details to come as the company continues with its press conference.
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