AT&T shares no. 1 rank in wireless network performance

There are more reasons than ever to choose AT&T.  Independent research firm, RootMetrics, today released a wireless network performance study for Los Angeles, which names AT&T in a tie as the overall RootMetrics RootScore Award winner for its combined/overall voice, data and text network performance in Los Angeles.  The award is based on analysis of more than 76,628 wireless test calls, texts and data transmissions conducted during September 2013.

So far this year, AT&T has invested nearly $1.15 billion in its wireless and wired networks in California alone. This investment builds on the $1.8 billion that AT&T invested in its greater Los Angeles area networks from 2010 through 2012.

“Our customers depend on their wireless service to help manage their busy lives,” said Jace Barbin, VPGM at AT&T Wireless. “They want service they can depend on as they travel in and around the Los Angeles area. We are happy to see our network investment is paying off and our customers are getting outstanding wireless performance.”

AT&T Regains the Lead- 3G and 4G Speeds are IMPRESSIVE

PCWorld has tested 3G and 4G wireless data transfer speeds at multiple locations in 13 major cities and these are the results they got:























AT&T is quickly rolling out a 4G LTE network to compete with Verizon's LTE service, too. So far, the speeds that we've recorded for AT&T's LTE network are impressive: In the 11 cities in our test group where the service is available, the network delivered an average download speed of 9.12 mbps. That's about 25 percent faster, on average, than Verizon LTE's download average of 7.09 mbps in those same ten cities- PCWorld


We did our own speed test with AT&T in LA and NYC and this is what we got:

You can read the whole PCWorld article HERE.