It has recently been announced by the communications giant AT&T that it is expanding its Third Generation, or 3G, broadband network to twenty cell sites in Virginia’s Northern Neck.
AT&T, the American communications giant, has made an announcement recently revealing that it is expanding its Third Generation or 3G network in Virginia’s Northern Neck by expanding the network to twenty cell sites in the area. This will enable consumers and businesses in the area to enjoy better access to mobile services and internet enabled devices.
A number of communities in the area will be able to enjoy the benefits of the expansion of the 3G network, and both the general public and businesses in the area will be able to see the benefits of the improved and increased service. Caret, Tappahannock, Browns Store, Reedville, and Deltaville are amongst the areas that will see improved coverage from AT&T.
Michael Schweder, president, AT&T Mid Atlantic, said: “Delivering dependable wireless coverage in more places for consumers who need to stay connected to work, family, and friends is our ultimate objective. Our investments in the Northern Neck will help us ensure that our customers have access to the mobile broadband services that help drive economic growth in traditionally rural areas.”
Rob Forsyth, vice president and general manager for AT&T in northern Virginia, Maryland, and Washington, D.C, said: “Demand for wireless bandwidth is growing, whether it’s for sharing video and photos or checking a visitors’ guide on an AT&T smartphone, netbook or other mobile device while on the go. With this expansion, our customers in the Northern Neck can enjoy the nation’s best, most advanced mobile broadband experience with emerging devices and tens of thousands of mobile applications.”
Source – PR-Canada