How is Verizon's 4G LTE Coverage in Palm Springs

[daThomas#AC]

Hello,

Traveling soon to Palm Springs and would like to know the quality of Verizon's 4G LTE in the Palm Springs area. Also, what type of data transfer speeds do you see?

Thanks,
Thomas

 

[daThomas#AC]

Bump. No Palm Springs CA 4g LTE users out there?

 

[One Radical Dude]

Unless Palm Springs is testing LTE, that area is still a 3G only area, according to the map.

 

[daThomas#AC]

Yes, perhaps the marketing map is accurate but would love to hear from people in the area. But given your point I'll modify my question to, what type of data transfer speeds do Verizon customers see in the Palm Springs CA area?

Thanks,
Thomas

 

[Jude526]

You can always call customer care.

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[pauldroidr2d2]

Bump. No Palm Springs CA 4g LTE users out there?

I don't think they have it yet.

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[Sauk]

I was there a month ago and they didn't have it


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[daThomas#AC]

I was there a month ago and they didn't have it


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Thank you.

 

[Newport Viper]

My Friend returned his Galaxy Nexus because that area dosen't have it.

He had no clue and kept the GN on 4g and it kept eating his battery. So he joined the iPhone 4s sheepel.

Talk about a step backwards....

Most of the consumer world is clueless.

Thanks to this forum I am not one of them!!!

 

[daThomas#AC]

My Friend returned his Galaxy Nexus because that area dosen't have it.

He had no clue and kept the GN on 4g and it kept eating his battery. So he joined the iPhone 4s sheepel.

Talk about a step backwards....

Most of the consumer world is clueless.

Thanks to this forum I am not one of them!!!

Good point. I should be prepared to turn off 4g to make sure the battery doesn't get drained.

Just looked at an app, 4G LTE Toggle, which states it "will switch your active network between CDMA and LTE". Is this not the same thing as Settings --> Wireless & Networks --> Mobile networks --> System Selection? Why would I pay 99cents for an app to do this? For one-click?