Unofficial: LTE August 18 cities list

[Unobtanium]

From 4ginfo.com: http://www.4ginfo.com/index.php/verizon-4g-lte-new-markets-launching-on-august-18.html

 

[Jux]

Well, now it'll be only 30 miles away.

 

[Dragon1473]

FINALLY! I'm getting ready to move to Nanuet and my fiance? lives in Pearl River. It'll be SO NICE to finally be able to use 4G up there!

 

[Slapnpop826]

Verizon is doing a much better job with rolling out 4G cities than they are 4G phones.

 

[Unobtanium]

I have my Thunderbolt, and because (1) my budget won't support it, (2) my TB has had none of the bad issues we've read about, and (3) I am in a 2 year contract, the next several 4G phones are only a curiosity.

About the only thing that would make me go for a very early upgrade would be a rugged Casio 4G Android. Maybe.

I also had an interesting conversation today with a VZW employee on a 4G deployment for some work computers. According to him, LTE uses two antennas, and I can understand how getting all this stuff crammed into a phone makes for difficult engineering. The site deployment is probably very standardized; the phone layout less so.

Doesn't mean I would not prefer the USB port had been put somewhere else on the Thunderbolt.

 

[zentenn]

I've always wondered what the rhymn or reason is for who gets 4G next.

 

[mordy]

Yeah, Salinas and Montery CA before the rest of LA and San Diego? wacky.