Good article here from the folks at open signal about US carrier speeds.
T-mobile squeaks out the lead at 12.3 megabits, VZ at 12, and AT&T in the 6 / 7
range along with sprint in the 7 - 8 range. (This is LTE coverage) On 3G
T-Mobile trounces the competition with the fastest 3G speeds by far.
Coverage is also in T-Mobile’s favor with 81% of the population
covered, verizon is at 86% as threader in coverage and Sprint lags far behind
at 70%. (again 4g LTE coverage)
In terms of the globe, the US is now in the top 10 of nations in terms of
coverage with over 80% of the country covered by LTE. However, in terms of
speed we’re far behind countries like Singapore and New Zealand with their
average speeds at 30+ megabits. Remember though these are much smaller
countries with much more dense networks. For a country our size we’re doing
great as far as rollout goes. Read more here.
http://www.theverge.com/2016/2/2/10893088/america-us-lte-4g-coverage-speeds
<http://www.theverge.com/2016/2/2/10893088/america-us-lte-4g-coverage-speeds>
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