[SaltyBrine]

I recently went on a 3 day trip across Texas. I live in Austin and we drove to Arp and Mexia Texas spending some days with friends. On the drive I was the co pilot so I started out in 4GLTE as we drove north east the signal strength was great I had the BlackBerry Maps running we used it for our route there. And I read a book on the Kindle App on my Zed. I even made & received calls my I didn't lose coverage as it switched from the Verizon towers and received 3G signal on AT&T. We took the back roads as she Hates I-35 so we didn't use it. I saw her complain more than once as she couldn't get any signal and yet I had full 4G LTE it was a relief to know I could do just fine so I am pleased with my coverage in the rural boondocks.

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[hamsterwheel]

Yeah I've had good signal range from my Zed. Oddly though, at home it's worse lol.

Good story thanks for sharing! Sounds like a great trip.

[jrohland]

BlackBerry's experience in cellular radio pays off for us customers. This is why when you go to the bush and you want to communicate, take a phone. If you go to the bush and want to survive, take a BlackBerry.