UK's EE Adds a Dozen More Towns to 4G Map

While rivals are just starting to roll out their 4G LTE service, the UK's first LTE carrier, EE, continues to add cities and towns at breakneck speed. The company today announced the arrival of 4G LTE coverage in Ashby-de-la-Zouch, Beaconsfield, Blackburn, Burton upon Trent, Coalville, Chester-le-Street, Fleet, Gerrards Cross, Halifax, Hinckley, Houghton-le-Spring and Reigate. The addition of these new towns brings EE up to 117 towns. That's up from its milestone of 100 towns at the end of August. 

Everything Everywhere launched its 4G network just last October. In late August, it announced that it was now live in 100 towns in the United Kingdom. In early September, the company announced that it had already amassed one million customers since it launched. The company was allowed to launch well ahead of the competition after it received special permission to repurpose some of its existing 3G spectrum for 4G LTE. Rival carriers were forced to wait until they could acquire more spectrum.

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  • damian86
    Do they actually remember scotland?
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  • irish_adam
    11610411 said:
    Do they actually remember scotland?

    I bet scotland gets it before where i live does on the Isle of Wight
    Reply