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Verizon Says LTE Network Is Fully Back Online

Dec 8, 2011, 11:36 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Verizon Wireless today said that its Long Term Evolution 4G network is fully operational today after it experienced disruptions across parts of the country on Wednesday. "Some 4G customers had reported intermittent or unavailable 4G service, or devices operating on 3G, for periods of time starting late Tuesday," said the company in a statement. "Throughout this time, all customers were able to make voice calls, send and receive text messages, and 3G data devices operated normally."

source: Verizon Wireless

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jtalker1965

Dec 8, 2011, 1:21 PM

What a load of bull!!

4G down, half the time my 3G was white and wouldn't load any data and yes I could call and text. But heck I am not paying for unlimited data to text and call.

versatileslim

mines worked just fine on all fronts soooooooo............. 😎

yarmock

29/30 days it works fine, that 1 time it doesnt everyone wants a free month of service.

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T Bone

When you're on the bleeding edge of new technology you have to expect that there are going to be some snags.....expecting 100% uptime is unrealistic, but when you're talking about a brand new network that is being set up for the first time, expecting ...
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