Sprint to launch 4G network in at least 8 major markets this year

Feb 24th 2010
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If you’re reading this, chances are pretty good that you’re not on a 4G connection. Why? Because outside of a handful of cities, 4G connections just don’t exist yet.

Take Sprint’s WiMax network, for example: as of right this second, it’s still only available in about 27 cities [coverage map], primarily in Texas and the East Coast. That’s about to get a little bit better, with Sprint announcing today that they’ll be rolling out to 8 more cities by the end of this year.

Read the rest of this at MobileCrunch >>

This post is tagged: coverage map, east coast, handful, Headline, little-bit, Sprint, WiMAX

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