In terms of LTE coverage in US shores, Verizon is still indisputably the market leader among the wireless carriers in our side of the world. As of press time, the carrier already has 258 LTE markets covered with its LTE network. AT&T on the other hand is on second place while Sprint is hoping to get the green light to have its own LTE network get lit up later this year. Verizon however is showing no signs of slowing down as the wireless provider announced yet more additions in its LTE market.
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In a press release, Verizon announced that the expansion of its LTE network is being undertaken aggressively with areas in Indiana, Michigan and North Carolina slated to get the sweet 4G goodness of the carrier on June 21. That said, the LTE network of the wireless carrier will get lit up in Seymour and Columbus, Indiana, Traverse City, Michigan and in Hickory, North Carolina on the said date. The coverage of the Verizon’s LTE network on the other hand will see some expansion in southeastern Massachusetts and Charlotte, North Carolina.
This means that the Verizon Samsung Galaxy Nexus will get a wider LTE playground with this current expansion that Verizon is undertaking. So if you happen to live in any of the areas mentioned above and are the proud owner of the Google flagship device, you only have a couple of days left to wait and you will have access to the blazing fast mobile internet speeds brought about by the LTE network of Verizon. With this in play, everything becomes faster - from downloading music to streaming movies and latency becomes almost nonexistent when using your Samsung Galaxy Nexus in an area with Verizon LTE coverage.
The wider LTE playground is not the only good thing going on for the Samsung Galaxy Nexus right now. In fact, the price point of the handset has dropped down further, making it easier for anybody interested to get their hands on one of these bad boys. The Samsung Galaxy Nexus can now be had practically for free with its price point of just one penny. Of course, this comes with a new two-year contract with Verizon but that is expected if you want to take advantage of the handset at its carrier-subsidized pricing.
As for the Samsung Galaxy Nexus, the circuitry of the handset revolves around a Texas Instruments OMAP4460 chipset with dual-core capabilities. The computing power needed by the handset for its operation is generated by its dual-core 1.2 GHz ARM Cortex-A9 processor and 1GB of RAM while its onboard storage comes up to 32GB. The standout feature of the Samsung Galaxy Nexus is its curved SuperAMOLED display that measures 4.65 inches and has a 1280 x 720 resolution. The only snag in the impressive credentials of the handset is its mediocre shooting department with only a 5MP camera at its back panel and a 1.3MP snapper out front. Buy the Verizon Samsung Galaxy Nexus starting at just one penny.
