Carrier What is your carrier?

[iPodJedi]

What is your carrier for the iPhone...
State what generation iPhone you have and how fast your connection speeds are..

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I have Verizon using a blue iPhone 5c...
I have amazingly fast 4g LTE where I live and great service.

 

[RiddlaBronc]

Sprint

15mb download 8.1 upload

It works for me

 

[T5BRICK]

I have AT&T, an iPhone 5s

 

[eyoungren]

Sprint, Phoenix, Arizona.
iPhone 5, black, 64GB, jailbroken.

I'm getting about 6-8mbps down/1-2mbps up at home and about half that at work right now.

Completely lost voice calls today at work because the tower closest to work is getting it's backhaul hooked up. Just started broadcasting LTE yesterday. Guess they are testing it.

LTE is about 11% built out in Phoenix.

 

[JackieInCo]

T-Mobile!

 

[iWooz]

50Mbps LTE
Carrier: The parent company of T-Mobile -- Deutsche Telekom

 

[moldy lunchbox]

AT&T, iPhone 5S and I get around 30-50mbps

 

[MartinGuitar]

As someone who lives in Kansas City, which neighbors Overland Park, AKA Sprint's HQ location... VERIZON.

 

[JayIsAwesome]

Verizon

iPhone 5S (Gold) 32gb

 

[hharzer]

My carrier is Deutsche Telekom here in Germany.

Best coverage and data speeds, though also the priciest you get what you pay for

For 50€ I get :

• 120mins
• Text messaging
• 1 GB high speed internet
• Hotspot flat rate across Germany
• MultiSIM ( second card for your tablet or another phone )

But when I made this contract I got 600€ instead of a phone ( at this time, I already had one ) so it only costs 25€ a month

The best part is that our government forced the carriers to build the LTE towers in rural areas first as an internet connection because most people didn't have at least us usable connection there I'm living in a rather large city ( at least for our region ) so my coverage was good even before they rolled LTE out. But now, it's better than ever though my contract is limited to 21mbit/s, which I don't really notice anyway, the speed is amazing. I reach this speed almost everywhere, except for said rural areas, where only LTE-800 ( different bands than the U.S. ) is available. But it's still speedy in comparison to edge

Regards.