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Sprint Names Its First LTE Markets

Jan 5, 2012, 4:00 PM by Eric M. Zeman

Sprint has indicated via its official Twitter account that Atlanta, Dallas, Houston, and San Antonio will be the first markets to have access to its forthcoming Long Term Evolution 4G network. Sprint CEO Dan Hesse said LTE will reach those markets by the middle of 2012. These same markets will also receive upgraded 3G services, though Sprint didn't elaborate on how.

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HatesBlackberrys

Jan 5, 2012, 5:52 PM

Sprint: Rules the South?

Apparently Sprint wants to stick to catering to customers in the deep south.

Every other company has mapped their LTE in high priority areas such as Chicago, New York, LA, Seattle, and the likes.

daperez121

Thats what makes them different and better, they are not followers and decide to do things their way.

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Jellz

Four of AT&T's first five LTE markets were in the south (Houston, San Antonio, Dallas, and Atlanta).

Sprint isn't breaking any new ground here.

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