
Verizon is so aggressive these days expanding its LTE network coverage. Why, it spent about $3.6 billion worth of spectrum in 2012. It tried to get the approval of FCC by solding some.
Verizon is rolling out LTE to more cities like new York, Atlanta, Seattle, and Chicago. Soon enough, more and more will be able to enjoy 80-150 Mbps LTE speeds on sadly, limited devices. Only the iPhone 5c, iphone 5S, Motorola Droid, and Samsung Galaxy S4 will be able to reach such speeds.
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