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by psquare11 Accepted solution
by oh smeg Accepted solution
Will be getting rolled out progressively in those areas.
As for coverage this is generally speaking line of site so if you can see the area that has 4G Coverage from your home you should get coverage at your home.
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by tobif Accepted solution
If an operator just wants to "declare" LTE presence, then a few base stations may cover most of a city's central parts.
But if you want really high connection speed, you need to be rather close to a base station. So for higher capacity, both in number of users and in average connection speed, the operator needs to mount base stations in a rather dense mesh.
The only people who'll have any chance to know the roll-out plans of an operator will be the operator itself (and their contractors). You can try to ask them, but be prepared to get only the pre-written declaration read back once more.
However, unless specifically stated, I wouldn't expect suburbs to be included in a first wave.
Edit: typo in title
by john.a.wills Accepted solution
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