If so, that means not many people live in much of the U.S. geographic footprint, which is the case. T-Mobile's "pink" areas are 90 percent of Verizon's "red" areas.
Wednesday, February 17, 2016
Mobile "Coverage" Footprint Can Reach Most People, Even When Not Covering Most "Areas"
T-Mobile US CEO John Legere says T-Mobile's Long Term Evolution coverage now covers 90 percent of the footprint of Verizon's LTE coverage.
If so, that means not many people live in much of the U.S. geographic footprint, which is the case. T-Mobile's "pink" areas are 90 percent of Verizon's "red" areas.
If so, that means not many people live in much of the U.S. geographic footprint, which is the case. T-Mobile's "pink" areas are 90 percent of Verizon's "red" areas.
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