• Verizon Lights Up its XLTE Network in 6 More U.S. Markets Today

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    Anthony Bouchard
    Published on 2015-07-28 04:01 PM
    3 Comments Comments


    On Tuesday, Verizon announced that it has flipped the switch to the on position for its newer-generation XLTE cellular network for six new United States markets. Now, because of the benefits of XLTE, these six cities will get to enjoy double the bandwidth because of the improvements to data flow on XLTE when compared to basic LTE.

    Originally Posted by Verizon
    Today, July 28, Verizon announced XLTE is now available in six additional markets, bringing double the 4G LTE bandwidth and greater peak speeds in more than 400 markets coast to coast.

    That means that 4 out of 5 Verizon Wireless 4G LTE markets, large and small, from New York to San Diego, from Chicago to Miami and beyond, are powered by Verizon Wireless XLTE. If data were cars, it would be like doubling the number of lanes on a freeway from 10 to 20 - XLTE allows data to move faster.
    For Verizon customers in the following locations, data is about to get a lot faster and more reliable:

    • Carlsbad-Artesia, NM
    • Coos Bay-North Bend, OR
    • Corbin, KY
    • Jackson, MS
    • Selma, AL
    • Stevens Point-Marshfield, WI


    Only devices compatible with XLTE will be able to take advantage of the improved speed and bandwidth. All of the latest iPhones, including the iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus, iPhone 5s, iPhone 5c, are compatible with the network, as well as the cellular-enabled iPad Air and iPad Air 2.

    Source: Verizon
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    Comments 3 Comments
    1. crslaeme's Avatar
      crslaeme - 2015-07-29, 07:49 AM
      I need unlimited data not XLTE
    1. scorpio02150's Avatar
      scorpio02150 - 2015-07-29, 03:52 PM
      XLTE huh, my service in Boston & surrounding area has gotten much worse in the past 8 months.
    1. Jahooba's Avatar
      Jahooba - 2015-08-03, 05:27 PM
      Quote Originally Posted by scorpio02150 View Post
      XLTE huh, my service in Boston & surrounding area has gotten much worse in the past 8 months.
      Probably because bandwidth is being crushed under the weight of all the ads and tracking software stuffed into every 'free' website and app nowadays.

      An 8kb paragraph of information can steal 8mb+ of your data in order to render all the ads and unnecessary junk in the background.

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