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"EVDO was a very efficient technology for us, and we've been able to do a lot with it. LTE also does that."
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Good questions today.
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A: Yes, but due to rollout, voice will be served by 3G network. Idea of going back and forth between 3G and 4G coverage areas.
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Q: Voice and data with LTE?
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A: No comment, carriers should be able to announce at their choosing.
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Q: More detail on rural carrier partners?
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LTE - Performance at cell edge
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Some potential issues with building owners, city ordinances, etc.
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A: "Should be equal to or better than our existing 3G coverage."
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Q: Expand on in-building 4G wireless strategy?
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A: 5-12 Mbps down, 2-5 Mbps up
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Q: Speeds?
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Q: Can you talk a bit about what you've seen on the 4G network (during trials)?
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A: "At some point, our business interests will align."
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Q: iPhone coming to Verizon question. "Any truth to the WSJ story?"
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A: Pricing will be announced closer to launch.
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Q: Can you tell us more about your pricing?
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New LTE devices to be shown off at CES. From major OEMs.
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Now taking questions from the gaggle.
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"Additional devices and applications at CES in January."
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"Significant shift for the industry."
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The 2013 number is roughly where Verizon's 3G is now.
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200m people covered by 2012, 285+ million by 2013.
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"Takes about three years to cover what we consider most of the United States."
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62 airports will be covered at launch.
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Detroit not on the map, but will come. Working on issues with cross-border interference.
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West Lafayette, Indiana, will be 39th.
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38 initial markets
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70 percent of the population will be covered at launch.
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110 million people covered on the DAY it's turned on.
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"Very excited to be on the leading edge of this"
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McAdam just made an iPhone reference.
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Lowell McAdam on stage.
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