Sprint Announces WiMax for New York City, San Francisco, and Los Angeles

Three of the largest cities in the United States have also been three cities that don't have 4G coverage. Sprint and Clearwire have finally announced the launch dates for these three cities. New York City will have WiMax coverage on November 1, San Francisco will be lit up in late December, and Los Angeles will get WiMax on December 1. The WiMax network will be shared by Sprint, Clearwire, Time Warner, and Comcast. Time Warner and Comcast will use the network for their mobile internet service, rebranded for the respective company. Hopefully, the long wiat for service in these three large and tech-centered cities was to make sure the service thoroughly covered the cities, and to make sure that speeds would be top notch for everybody using a 4G device. If you have 4G in your area, or have spotted 4G coverage in any of these three cities, let us know in the comments how the speeds and coverage are for you.

Sprint 4G Coverage Now In Delaware, Florida, and Michigan

For everybody out there waiting to use your Evo on a 4G network, you might just be covered. Sprint has launched WiMax in Wilmington, Delaware, Grand Rapids, Michigan, and Jacksonville, Florida on August second. They have also extended their coverage in California to the cities of Modesto and Stockton. Although the new coverage areas are a great addition to the network, Sprint hasn't announced coverage in other major cities around the nation, including San Francisco and New York, although people have reported their 4G devices detecting and connecting to a 4G network in isolated areas of the city. Hopefully we will see coverage in a few more cities by the time the Epic 4G hits the market. (Sprint)

WiMax Might Be Coming Soon to Major Cities

Reports from Evo users last week have been that their phones have been detecting 4G networks that were available in their city, and some people were even able to use the network for a brief period of time.

The reports come from New York, Los Angeles, and San Francisco, and some people are saying that the service is somewhat strong near Coney Island in New York. Although these networks definitely aren't up and running yet, it looks like Sprint/Clearwire 4G might be on it's way to some big cities sooner rather than later. (Engadget)

More Cities Confirmed for Sprint 4G in 2010

Multiple cities are going to be receiving the gift of 4G this year. Here is the list:
-Boston
-Denver
-Kansas City
-New York City
-San Francisco
-Houston
-Minneapolis
-Washington D.C.
With some of these major cities, Sprint should hopefully see a rise in it's 4G customers, especially with the many people that live in San Francisco and New York. (Engadget)