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hi, i live in Norwich ct (new London county) and i am hopeing an admin can help with this, where i work about 20 minutes away in the same county started getting 4g lte in the 17th i believe it was but i still don't have it in my city. we are both part of the same county and from everything i have read so far they are upgradeing bye countys not towns or citys.
so could someone (an admin ) please explain whats going on and why only halp the county has 4g lte?
Thank you, steve
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Hello strike01,
I completely understand your anticipation for 4G coverage. Thank you to the community for your engagement. I am not showing that 4G has been implemented in your area as of yet. Below I have provided a link to check the coverage, which I hope benefits you as well as other customers.
Additionally, here is another link for 4G, so you can get updates on coverage areas and much more.
Again, I hope you and other users find this information helpful.
Sincerely,
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strike01 wrote:hi, i live in Norwich ct (new London county) and i am hopeing an admin can help with this, where i work about 20 minutes away in the same county started getting 4g lte in the 17th i believe it was but i still don't have it in my city. we are both part of the same county and from everything i have read so far they are upgradeing bye countys not towns or citys.
so could someone (an admin ) please explain whats going on and why only halp the county has 4g lte?
Thank you, steve
The coverage map doesn't show Norwich having 4G at all anywhere, but they do have it in most of Central CT. That's all I can go by, but I will tell you now they are NOT going by counties. I believe they are going by towers as they upgrade.
For example me being in Hawaii they had LTE at the Airport(Honolulu county), but the coverage only covered anywhere within that single tower. If they were doing it by counties then Honolulu would have LTE completely when they first initially started and Honolulu is a lot larger than people expect
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I know it doesn't seem like anywhere around here has but I work on an Indian reservation and maybe they upgraded their tower that does not show up on any maps (sovereign nation) cause i only get 4g lte in that area,
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can you please see if you could find out if my Area norwich connecticut will be getting 4g lte anytime soon, i know they say we all will have after a certain date but i would like to if it coming anytime soon to my area. Thank you
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strike01 wrote:can you please see if you could find out if my Area norwich connecticut will be getting 4g lte anytime soon, i know they say we all will have after a certain date but i would like to if it coming anytime soon to my area. Thank you
That I cannot do I do not work for Verizon nor do I ever plan to. I am just going by what has happened in my area. Chances are if you have 3G in Norwich then you will definitely get 4G in your area. They plan by 2013 to have 4G coverage everywhere they have 3G coverage.
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Hello strike01,
I completely understand your anticipation for 4G coverage. Thank you to the community for your engagement. I am not showing that 4G has been implemented in your area as of yet. Below I have provided a link to check the coverage, which I hope benefits you as well as other customers.
Additionally, here is another link for 4G, so you can get updates on coverage areas and much more.
Again, I hope you and other users find this information helpful.
Sincerely,
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I HEAR Yah but I work on an Indian reservation, they do have 4g, maybe you can see it cause they are a sovereign nation.
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strike01 wrote:I HEAR Yah but I work on an Indian reservation, they do have 4g, maybe you can see it cause they are a sovereign nation.
They probably don't have it. A tower nearby may have it and they are able to catch signal from that tower. It's like when Honolulu Airport had 4G and if I walk 3 blocks from my house I get 4G when I go into the peninsula the signal gets stronger. It may be a case for that area.