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What about areas where there isn't lte? Are they covered by 3G? I've found my problems with tmobile aren't the lack of lte in Iowa because I regularly get 12 down on hspa+. I'm just annoyed that one block from my apartment in Des Moines I drop to edge and whenever I leave the metro areas all I get is edge. Was curious if att has the same edge problem.

Its mostly 3G/4G now outside of the metro. I rarely get EDGE, only in extreme cases when I am in the middle of no-where.
 
Iowa city

Saw LTE on my iPhone 5S on 10/10/13.. 45 down, 15 up...
Now the waiting game begins

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Another Iowa sighting. I was in Ames yesterday, at least along the Duff Ave corridor, and they have LTE there as well. Only 4G between Ames and Ankeny on I-35 though.
 
Just went with GoPhone and two days in I love it. Way better than T-Mobile around this area. Wanted to let you guys know (not sure if it was mentioned before) I live on Hubbell Ave in Des Moines near Altoona and my phone pulls almost full LTE signal up until probably exit 8A or so on 235-W. The speedtest I've done aren't great by any means (about 15 down 7 or 8 up on average) but I thought I'd mention that it has been really strong around that area.
 
Haven't updated this thread in a few weeks.

AT&T has launched its nation’s fastest and most reliable 4G LTE service in Dothan, Ala.; Vail, Colo.; Kalispell, Mont.; Utica, N.Y.; Prineville, Ore.; Clarksville-Hopkinsville, Tenn.; Eagle Pass, Kerrville, Mount Pleasant and Uvalde, Texas. - See more at: http://about.att.com/newsroom/att_c..._rollout_nov_111313.html#sthash.oGiJNPah.dpuf

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We're now at 471 markets

http://about.att.com/content/dam/snrdocs/4g_evolution_infographic.pdf
 
Now I hope we can keep these numbers up. The last thing we need is to have LTE be marred by the problems 3G experienced, like poor availability.

I do understand that was from the difference in tower locations/placements compared to 2G to 3G migration in GSM/UMTS systems. However, it was plagued by speed and reliability issues in some areas, even when the network was "running".
 
Canby, Oregon

As of early last week I have LTE in my hometown of Canby, Oregon. I don't see any information, anywhere about it being added though.
 
I would like to mention that I have been getting LTE signal in downtown Iowa City since October 2nd. I have a screenshot of the speedtest results from that day. Today it seems they expanded the range up to North Dodge street near Interstate 80 or about 3 miles due Northeast of downtown. The signal also reaches into Coralville but I'm not sure to what extent. I don't get the signal in Coral Ridge Mall. I'm using an HTC One by the way and on average I get 25 mbps down and 10 up.
 

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We'll I literally just moved out of the area and just had to go back to my old home and AT&T just activated then LTE in northern Westchester county, around Buchanan, ny, Peekskill, ny, was getting 5 bars 30-50 Mbps down
 
AT&T must be upgrading to LTE in my city, Sioux Falls. Their web site still does not show LTE for my city, but am getting 2 bars of LTE on my rMini at home. It is still slower than 4G. 5-7 Mbs download on LTE vs 10 Mbs on 4G which gets full bars. Still faster than what I get on Verizon LTE at home on my 5s.
 
Some spotting from the web

Palm Springs
Palm Desert
Erie, PA
Southeast Missouri
Wheeling, WV - Steubenville, OH



At&T is very close to their goal of 270 million by the end of 2013. We're up to about 500 LTE markets
 
http://www.phonedog.com/2014/01/06/...lte-expansion-and-asus-padfone-x-at-ces-2014/

Along with its new Sponsored Data service, AT&T announced that its 4G LTE network is now live in an additional 26 markets:

Hope, Ark.
Greeley, Colo.
Okeechobee, Fla.
Lewiston, Idaho
Crawfordsville, Ind.
Ames, Iowa
Iowa City, Iowa
Cambridge, Md.
Battle Creek, Mich.
Jackson, Mich.
Red Wing, Minn.
Branson, Mo.
Hannibal, Mo.
Mexico, Mo.
Missoula, Mont.
Keene, N.H.
Poughkeepsie, N.Y.
Ashtabula, Ohio
Tahlequah, Okla.
Lebanon, Pa.
Utuado, P.R.
Stephenville, Texas
St. John, U.S.V.I.
St. George, Utah
Blacksburg-Christiansburg-Radford, Va.
Walla Walla, Wash.
 
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AT&T plans to finish LTE deployment very soon and this will be the extent of their LTE network.

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