Verizon Wireless recently activated a new cell site in Lowell that expands wireless voice and 3G data coverage along Middlesex Street and Wilder Street, as well as to parts of the University of Massachusetts-Lowell campus and the surrounding areas.
The Company said it invested in Middlesex County to continue to stay ahead of increasing demand for voice and mobile Internet access. Verizon Wireless has invested more than $2.8 billion into its New England network since 2000, including more than $242 million in 2010 alone, to increase coverage and capacity on behalf of customers.
"We at Verizon Wireless have always believed that the best wireless devices deserve the best wireless networks," said director for Network Systems Performance for Verizon Wireless, Richard Enright. "Today people across Massachusetts are increasingly relying on wireless tablets, smartphones and apps to stay organized and connected. Our investment in Middlesex County - and across New England - has kept us ahead of these consumer trends and underscored our belief that any mobile device is only as reliable as the network it runs on."
Verizon Wireless noted that it recently expanded 3G data coverage in Lowell enables more customers using tablets, notebook computers or smartphones to:
-Find and download useful apps - like GPS-enabled maps with turn-by-turn directions, mobile banking and social networking platforms
-Surf the Web to check favorite blogs and read breaking news
-Play 3D games and stream video clips using V CAST Video
-Work on-the-go with file sharing
-Send e-mails and text messages to friends, family and co-workers with vivid picture and video attachments
-Connect with friends across the globe using Skype mobile
According to a release, Verizon Wireless recently debuted its new 4G LTE network in Boston, Massachusetts, and 38 other metropolitan areas, covering more than 110 million Americans.
Verizon Wireless operates a high-speed wireless network in America which serves more than 94 million customers.
More information:
www.verizonwireless.com
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