Sprint lights up new LTE markets in Illinois, Indiana, Massachusetts, Kansas and Texas

DNP Sprint lights up five new LTE markets in Illinois, Indiana, Massachusetts, Kansas and Texas

As Sprint continues to play an epic game of LTE catch up, the Now Network has officially flipped the ‘on’ switch for its 4G customers in the Chicago suburbs of: Addison, Bolingbrook, Des Plaines, Downers Grove, Kankakee, Rockford, Joliet, Naperville, Palatine and Plainfield. Further expanding its not-so-mainstream LTE footprint are Gary, Indiana; Wichita Falls, Texas; New Bedford and Fall River, Massachusetts; and Hutchinson and McPherson, Kansas, too. While these aren’t exactly the big markets that many were hoping for, it’s good to see that America’s third largest carrier is expanding its next-gen coverage for the less populous parts of the country. As for you big city folks patiently waiting for Hesse and company to call your number, rest assured that you haven’t been forgotten. We’re just hoping that Softbank’s latest investment doesn’t encounter any additional delays during its LTE rollout, because delays are for the birds.

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