Sprint said it reached LTE agreements with 15...
Sprint said it reached LTE agreements with 15 rural and regional carriers as part of its Rural Roaming Preferred Program to provide carriers with access to Sprint’s LTE network. The program, developed with the Competitive Carriers Association, will now include…
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27 carriers across 27 states with a combined population of more than 38 million people, Sprint said Friday. The new carriers are: Kentucky-based Bluegrass Cellular, New York- and Pennsylvania-based Blue Wireless, Alabama-based Pine Belt Wireless, Kansas- and Oklahoma-based Pioneer Cellular, Alabama- and Georgia-based Public Service Wireless, Idaho-based Syringa Wireless, and nine Rural Independent Network Alliance (RINA) member carriers and their partners (http://bit.ly/1qAKCby).