Verizon is making its HomeFusion residential LTE boadband available across the US from May 3. The service has moved from a pilot program to a full product as an alternative to typical cable and DSL connections.
Verizon has announced that its HomeFusion residential LTE pilot program has been expanded to include Terre Haute, Indiana. The service, which serves as an alternative to traditional wired broadband connections, is also available in Birmingham, Alabama; El Cajon, California; Nashville, Tennessee; Dallas, Texas; and Roanoke, Virginia.
Verizon pushed out in front of the news Tuesday as it posted a teaser on its main page for what's likely the new iPad. Saying only that "something is coming," it asks users to sign up for general news updates to get early word. Although not mentioning LTE by name, it comes on the heels of multiple relatively reliable claims as well as a stated Verizon policy insisting on LTE whenever possible for 2012 devices.
