anthonyrinaldi

Well, I'm in Blacksburg now and the network is nTelos. I'm hoping to get in touch with them to see if they will be upgrading their sites to be Sprint NV/LTE compatibility.

My tower at home used to be like that at night, now I'm lucky to get 400 consistently. In town during the day, I can only dream of getting those speeds.

The plot thickens! I didn't see anything on Shentel's website about any of their wireless network and I can't find anything from nTelos and Sprint besides a 2007 press release with only vague locations. I'm new to this kind of digging around the web!

You all know your stuff! I'd never heard of Shentel before. As far as 700/1900 LTE, I think the first company to make a multi-band LTE phone will be rich!

I go to school at Virginia Tech, which I believe is in the Roanoke, Virginia market. I've been told that Sprint phones operate on the U.S. Cellular network out that way, unlike my home Richmond and nearby Norfolk/Hampton Roads markets. I'd like to know if it is even a possibility for NV/LTE to even deploy or rollout in that area, even if it is a couple years out, or if I should sign up for a U.S. cellular or Verizon hotspot to take advantage of their 700MHz LTE coverage if I'm not going to see any Sprint LTE at all out there.