4G LTE in parts of northern AL

[WonderDude]

I purchased an HTC One SV a couple weeks back not for the LTE but for the phone itself. If you looks at the coverage map, there appears to be no 4G coverage at all in my neck of the woods. So I had assumed that I was going to just make do with 3G. But this past weekend, I noticed that while I'm close to my house, I actually get 4G now!

I honestly don't know how long this has been available. Normally I had been turning on the WiFi as soon as I got close to the house. So I never noticed this before. So I don't know if it's new or not.

Anyway, what an awesome surprize!!!

 

[kate]

Boost uses the Sprint network, which has been upgrading their 4G LTE network across the country, and should be completed in 2014. If you didn't used to have LTE they might have recently upgraded your area.

Some more info:
Sprint Network Vision Information Center | Sprint Newsroom

 

[WonderDude]

Well, this is my first LTE phone and I didn't really pay attention to whether or not I had 4G when I first got it. Like I said, I normally use the WiFi when 'm at home. So I didn't notice what speed I had when I first got the phone. However, I have been looking at my phone everywhere I go today, and I have not seen any 4G. So apparently the 4G is limitted to close to my house so far as I can tell.

 

[palmtree5]

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sensorly.viewer

There's a quick way of finding out whether or not there's LTE in your area