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Fort Nelson, B.C. - TELUS announced today that it has brought the world's most advanced and fastest wireless technology to customers in Fort Nelson.
This expansion of TELUS' 4G Long Term Evolution (LTE) network coverage means that area residents and visitors can take advantage of dramatically faster speeds when surfing the web, reading emails or sharing photos from their wireless devices.
TELUS rolled out 4G LTE to almost 90 per cent of British Columbians in 2012 and plans to connect even more by the end of 2013.
"TELUS' expansion of our 4G LTE network to Fort Nelson will bring Internet speeds as fast as what customers experience at home to their cell phone, tablet or Internet key while on the move," said Lance MacDonald, TELUS General Manager for Northern British Columbia. "Our 4G LTE network will cover the downtown city core of Fort Nelson and the gas fields, allowing residents to stay connected to the online world with the latest smartphones like the HTC One and Samsung Galaxy S4, whether they're sharing photos or video clips with friends on social media or getting some work done on the fly."
4G LTE is rapidly emerging as the new standard for wireless technology in the world, with most new handsets built to take advantage of its superior speed. TELUS customers can already experience the full capabilities of TELUS' 4G LTE network with the popular HTC One, BlackBerry Q10, Samsung Galaxy S4, Samsung Galaxy Note II, Samsung Rugby LTE, Samsung ATIV S, LG Optimus G, HTC One X+, Huawei E397 4G LTE Mobile Internet Key and Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9 LTE. Consistent with TELUS' clear and simple pricing approach, current rate plans will apply to all TELUS 4G LTE customers without premium charges.
TELUS' 4G LTE network supports manufacturers' top download speeds of up to 75 megabits per second (Mbps), with an expected average of 12 to 25 Mbps depending on signal strength. Using 4G LTE, TELUS customers will experience dramatically faster and seamless downloads when surfing the web, reading emails or getting the latest chart topping music. For example, downloading a 600 megabyte album with a 4G LTE-capable device will only take 3.5 to 7 minutes, while a 1.2GB HD movie from iTunes will be ready for viewing in just 7 to 14 minutes. Most importantly, TELUS customers will move seamlessly from 4G LTE to the existing 4G HSPA networks when roaming out of areas with LTE, and will have no disruption to wireless service or downloading.
4G LTE is the latest evolution in TELUS' wireless network technology rollout, building on the 2009 launch of its coast-to-coast 4G HSPA wireless network. Today the HSPA wireless network reaches more than 97 per cent of Canadians. Since 2000, TELUS has invested more than $30 billion to bring Canadians some of the most advanced wireless networks in the world. This investment is part of the $3 billion TELUS is investing in new infrastructure and facilities in B.C. from 2012 to 2014.
Additionally, TELUS is putting customers first and embracing new ideas to make the TELUS experience even better. Listening to customers, TELUS has launched Canada's first network experience mobile application, giving customers an easy way to report network issues. The company has also eliminated activation fees and dramatically simplified its entire fee schedule. This builds on a series of improvements where TELUS eliminated carrier 911 and system access fees on all its Clear and Simple rate plans; reduced bill shock with Flex Data Plans, Data Notifications and travel roaming packages; added Caller ID and Voicemail as standard on all TELUS rate plans; simplified device pricing with Anytime Upgrades; and revolutionized mobility contracts by introducing a Device Balance instead of a contract termination fee.
For more information on TELUS 4G LTE or to sign up for network coverage updates, please visit: telusmobility.com/4GLTE or check out our coverage map at: www.telusmobility.com/coverage.
Fort Nelson, B.C. - TELUS announced today that it has brought the world's most advanced and fastest wireless technology to customers in Fort Nelson.
This expansion of TELUS' 4G Long Term Evolution (LTE) network coverage means that area residents and visitors can take advantage of dramatically faster speeds when surfing the web, reading emails or sharing photos from their wireless devices.
TELUS rolled out 4G LTE to almost 90 per cent of British Columbians in 2012 and plans to connect even more by the end of 2013.
"TELUS' expansion of our 4G LTE network to Fort Nelson will bring Internet speeds as fast as what customers experience at home to their cell phone, tablet or Internet key while on the move," said Lance MacDonald, TELUS General Manager for Northern British Columbia. "Our 4G LTE network will cover the downtown city core of Fort Nelson and the gas fields, allowing residents to stay connected to the online world with the latest smartphones like the HTC One and Samsung Galaxy S4, whether they're sharing photos or video clips with friends on social media or getting some work done on the fly."
4G LTE is rapidly emerging as the new standard for wireless technology in the world, with most new handsets built to take advantage of its superior speed. TELUS customers can already experience the full capabilities of TELUS' 4G LTE network with the popular HTC One, BlackBerry Q10, Samsung Galaxy S4, Samsung Galaxy Note II, Samsung Rugby LTE, Samsung ATIV S, LG Optimus G, HTC One X+, Huawei E397 4G LTE Mobile Internet Key and Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9 LTE. Consistent with TELUS' clear and simple pricing approach, current rate plans will apply to all TELUS 4G LTE customers without premium charges.
TELUS' 4G LTE network supports manufacturers' top download speeds of up to 75 megabits per second (Mbps), with an expected average of 12 to 25 Mbps depending on signal strength. Using 4G LTE, TELUS customers will experience dramatically faster and seamless downloads when surfing the web, reading emails or getting the latest chart topping music. For example, downloading a 600 megabyte album with a 4G LTE-capable device will only take 3.5 to 7 minutes, while a 1.2GB HD movie from iTunes will be ready for viewing in just 7 to 14 minutes. Most importantly, TELUS customers will move seamlessly from 4G LTE to the existing 4G HSPA networks when roaming out of areas with LTE, and will have no disruption to wireless service or downloading.
4G LTE is the latest evolution in TELUS' wireless network technology rollout, building on the 2009 launch of its coast-to-coast 4G HSPA wireless network. Today the HSPA wireless network reaches more than 97 per cent of Canadians. Since 2000, TELUS has invested more than $30 billion to bring Canadians some of the most advanced wireless networks in the world. This investment is part of the $3 billion TELUS is investing in new infrastructure and facilities in B.C. from 2012 to 2014.
Additionally, TELUS is putting customers first and embracing new ideas to make the TELUS experience even better. Listening to customers, TELUS has launched Canada's first network experience mobile application, giving customers an easy way to report network issues. The company has also eliminated activation fees and dramatically simplified its entire fee schedule. This builds on a series of improvements where TELUS eliminated carrier 911 and system access fees on all its Clear and Simple rate plans; reduced bill shock with Flex Data Plans, Data Notifications and travel roaming packages; added Caller ID and Voicemail as standard on all TELUS rate plans; simplified device pricing with Anytime Upgrades; and revolutionized mobility contracts by introducing a Device Balance instead of a contract termination fee.
For more information on TELUS 4G LTE or to sign up for network coverage updates, please visit: telusmobility.com/4GLTE or check out our coverage map at: www.telusmobility.com/coverage.
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