Verizon Wireless this week pushed out its first deployments of a speedier mobile broadband service that increases Internet upload speeds by up to six times faster than the company’s existing broadband network. The New York-based telecom is upgrading its third-generation wireless network using a CDMA-based technology called “Evolution Data Optimized Revision A” in six markets: Boston, Richmond, Va., Chicago, Salt Lake City and parts of Florida and Indiana.
Though Verizon launched their Rev-A network, the cities they've officially listed aren't the only places they have Rev-A turned on at. There are quite a few major markets they aren't announcing yet, for whatever reason. See for yourself by checking out a cool new google mashup at http://EVDOmaps.com - a service of http://www.EVDOinfo.com
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Verizon Wireless Picks Up Speed
Posted by: Tim Gray February 2, 2007 02:54 PMVerizon Wireless this week pushed out its first deployments of a speedier mobile broadband service that increases Internet upload speeds by up to six times faster than the company’s existing broadband network. The New York-based telecom is upgrading its third-generation wireless network using a CDMA-based technology called “Evolution Data Optimized Revision A” in six markets: Boston, Richmond, Va., Chicago, Salt Lake City and parts of Florida and Indiana.