4G LTE Coverage Comparison Maps Between Verizon and AT&T

[xeene]

Verizon 4G LTE 3Mbps - 8Mbps

Little faster in my neck of the woods

 

[v188]

Little faster in my neck of the woods

So how do i post my speed? I cansee it, run the test, etc but how to append a screen shot? Thanks.

 

[N4UPD]

I recently noticed that I'm now getting a 4g signal in Jemison and lost it when I got to Thorsby. So it looks like Verizon may be finally expanding southward from B'ham. Hope to see 4g covering all of Chilton county here soon.

 

[comk4ver]

But even if att and Verizon were both finally on official 4G/LTE it wouldn't matter to us the customers because manufacturers wouldn't/won't make a one phone to run on both networks with a decent battery life.
Or am I mistaken?
At the end of the day it's what we'll really want a phone with good battery life and the ability to move to a different carrier in case things go sour.

 

[androidify]

My best

 

[combatmedic870]

Neither Verizon or AT&T or anyone in the US has "4G" yet. With 4G we should be seeing around 70-110mbps down(like it is in the EU), not 5-40mbps down.

In korea, they are going to be releasing 5G, which is 900-1200mbps.

In south america, their 3.5g is just as fast as OUR "4G", but they dont have them battery sucking antenna's.

 

[BodyBagz]

I would have never thought it when Verizon started launching 4G in Alabama last year that we would have it here in my town in North Alabama. Yet, we had it before larger towns did. Albertville, Boaz, Douglas, Guntersville all had their 4G service before Anniston/Jacksonville/ Oxford did...and Gadsden just got theirs as well as Ft Payne.

This is truly weird when you see larger more metropolitan areas still are without...I guess it dies pay to live in "podunk" Alabama at times...we got lots of 4G and 15 National Championships....Roll Tide Roll...

 

[N4UPD]

Got 4g in Clanton, Alabama and surrounding areas now and am enjoying it immensely. Good speeds.