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LTE Arrives in Four More MetroPCS Markets

Jan 25, 2011, 8:37 AM by Eric M. Zeman

MetroPCS today announced that it is offering Long Term Evolution service in four additional markets. The new markets include Atlanta, Ga.; and Jacksonville, Miami, and Orlando, Fla. Customers in those markets may now purchase the Samsung Craft, MetroPCS' lone LTE device, and make use of MetroPCS' LTE plans, which range from $40 to $60. The addition of these four cities brings MetroPCS' LTE footprint to a total of 13 markets.

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acdc1a

Jan 25, 2011, 9:26 AM

GREAT!

Now if they would just get an Android phone on 4G. I'm beside myself!

Mark_S

...and also repair the number porting issue. Just do not port a number into them. Subscribers will not be able to receive inbound calls.

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