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  • Verizon rolled out Lte in the Detroit area all the way up to my back yard and stopped…literally! I am in the extended area where the signal is not very good and can’t figure out why they haven’t expanded further north yet. Their towers are already on fiber because they share many of them with At&t and their hspa+ network is running at 7.2 Mbps Hsdpa. They need to start stepping it up a bit:)

  • My city was listed as getting 4G this year but according to the cities above were not getting it. Talk about a bad joke.

  • It is great to see that Pennsylvania is finally getting some coverage in the city of Inidana 😛

  • I’m dreaming of a 4G Christmas…. and it looks like I’ve been a good boy! Hurrah for the Hudson Valley!

  • This is bull! Tiffin is the smallest, crappiest town. I was born there. I moved to Greenville, N.C. – a city with 10x the population – and we still don’t have 4G. People in Tiffin don’t even want 4G… lol.

  • notice all the markets are only on the east coast or midwest?? nothing new in the utah, Idaho, colorado areas

  • Wow poughkeepsie and the hudson valley…I figured we would be waiting at least 6 months to a year great news.

  • Funny how Verizon announced 4G in all Orange County, NY starting Nov 17 but it actually only reaches about 2-5 miles from each tower.  There are MILES of county still on 3g, it’s only the town/city centers that have 4G right now 🙁

    • You know the line”everything is bigger in Texas”? That’s gonna apply to cell phone networks as well!

  • Of course they get every area that is literally SURROUNDING us, but not actually us. I got so excited, then upset.

  • I live one mile away from the store where I bought my Bionic, and I was excited when it was activated in the store that I had almost full 4G signal.  However, at my house… none.  Again, one mile away and I get a great 3G signal, but I’d have to stand on my roof to get one bar of 4G.  And I’m in a suburb of Sacramento – not exactly in the wilderness.

    “You mad bro?” – Just figured I’d handle that for you.

  • Whoopdie Doo!  They just released 4G LTE in my area, and I couldn’t be anymore in the heart of the area. Location right next to the highway next to downtown Providence.  I’m not even getting the old switch back and forth 4g to 3g, just plain old 3g at 400kbs down.  I hope it gets better than this because a 4g phone is worthless at this point for me

  • Charlottesville? anyone else feel let down every time a new LTE markets article comes out?

    • I’m over in Harrisonburg. Would imagine they’d continue adding 4g west on 64 at least to Charlottesville, if not all the way to 81. I’m also hoping they’ll continue 4g up through Harrisonburg, if not up to Winchester. 81 is a major road, so I’d surprised if we went to many more months without coverage. They already too it from Radford most of the way to Waynesboro. The only thing that makes me question it is that it took forever for Charlottesville to get decent 3g coverage though, so who knows what will happen. 

  • I wish they’d switch to working on the network problem of losing data when you switch from 4g to 3g.  I’m glad Verizon’s putting our money to go use by expanding the 4G LTE network, but I think we’d all like to see them resolve that major issue.

  • Oh HELL YEAH Poughkeepsie Hyde Park, New Paltz, now I REALLY can’t wait to upgrade (in 6 months D: ) why can’t Verizon give us early Droid X adopters an early upgrade? Haha

  • How is it I live in the antelope valley california and we have at least 500k people and no 4g yet towns with under 50k are getting LTE, come on verizon!

    • I’m right there with you brother!! All other major cities surronding us have it…what gives??

  • I’m about to post “GALAXY NEXUS RELEASE DATE PLEASE” on every single wall post at the facebook verizon page. Anyone care to join?

  • Verizon, stop worrying about expanding and focus only on getting the Nexus in my pocket. Then you can focus on expanding again. K, thx.

    • As much as I’m excited for the Nexus, no. I would *much* rather have a nationwide 4G LTE map than a Nexus, even as Godlike as the Nexus may be.

      • Yea, I just don’t travel outside of Houston that often so I just want the Nexus first. I understand a lot of people still need 4g tho.

    • Likewise… I live about 40-45 miles from center city. It seems they have forgotten all but the immediate suburbs of Philly – even though it’s a pretty populated area.

      • On the positive side, those of us still waiting for LTE to get a new phone should have the benefit of getting a phone with a next-gen LTE radio – hopefully that is smaller with better battery life.

        It has to really bite for the VZW stores where there continues to be no LTE, though. It can’t be easy pushing the big, expensive flagship phones when there’s no LTE coverage for the customer to make use of. Anytime I stop in to one of them and ask if they’ve gotten any information about it coming to the area, you can see the disappointment in their body language.

  • Shit, my city still not listed…oh well as long as the nexus comes out in the next 2 weeks I’m good.

  • For a second I read the title as “Verizon Starts Announcing New Samsung Galaxy Nexus 4G LTE Set to Go Live December 15”

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