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Sprint Adds LTE to Baltimore and Other Cities

Aug 29, 2012, 8:18 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Sprint today announced a modest expansion of its LTE 4G network, adding Baltimore to the list of cities covered with its new, high-speed service. Baltimore was one of Sprint's first WiMax markets and has now shifted to LTE. In addition to LTE, Sprint also indicated that it has improved its 3G network in the Baltimore, Boston, and Washington, D.C. regions. Sprint has been systematically updating its CDMA 3G network around the country. Other markets gaining access to LTE today include Gainesville, Ga.; Manhattan/Junction City, Kan.; and Sedalia, Mo.

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chicostyk

Aug 29, 2012, 10:18 AM

Cool

I can't wait to got to a Sprint store and check it out. Maybe the Baltimore Grand Prix this weekend can be a chance to see how the Baltimore Sprint LTE service will perform with a large concentration of users on the system at once. That is, assuming a large number of Sprint subscribers attend the race. Either way, I'm glad it's here now.

Tofuchong

You could try it at the Baltimore Orioles stadium, hell, it'll be more fun trying LTE then watching any Orioles game!

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