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-Re: http://www.androidcentral.com/sprint-adds-another-40-cities-its-lte-roster
+Re: http://www.droid-life.com/2014/04/23/att-announces-new-4g-lte-markets-rollout-to-complete-this-summer/
 
-Information retrieved on January 27, 2014 via http://maps.eng.t-mobile.com/
+Information retrieved on April 23, 2014 via http://maps.eng.t-mobile.com/
 
 Note: T-Mobile might be upgrading some of these areas, so their changes might not have been reflected on their coverage maps until these areas have been officially launched with the changes.
 Note 2: This comparison is only here to show how a lower-cost carrier with much less spectrum holds up to one with much more.
-Note 2: This comparison is only here to show how a lower-cost carrier with much less spectrum holds up to one with the most spectrum.
+
 
 Of the 6 new AT&T areas with LTE, T-Mobile has:
 - 1 LTE area
-Of the 55 new Sprint areas with LTE, T-Mobile has:
+- 0 "4G" areas
-- 27 LTE areas
+- 1 3G area
-- 6 "4G" areas
+- 1 2G area
-- 2 3G areas
+- 3 roaming areas
-- 15 2G areas
+- 0 no service area
-- 4 roaming areas
+
-- 1 no service area
+So, of the 6 areas, 4 of them will have very poor data performance but seemingly fine voice/text coverage.
 
-So, of the 55 areas, 20 of them will have pretty poor performance in general.
+
 - RM: Ketchikan, Alaska
 - LTE: Maui, Hawaii
-- 4G: Anderson, S.C.
+- 2G: Cambridge, Ohio
-- LTE: Camden, N.J.
+- 3G: Meadville, Pa.
-- LTE: Cape Girardeau, Mo.
+- RM: Parkersburg, W. Va.
-- 2G: Jackson, Mo.
+
-- LTE: Carson City, Nev.
+
-- LTE: Colorado Springs, Colo.
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