Nice article, I think that the biggest problem with American's LTE (feel free to correct me if I'm wrong, as a not-american I can talk only about what I read on

Nice article, I think that the biggest problem with American's LTE (feel free to correct me if I'm wrong, as a not-american I can talk only about what I read online) is that it got implemented really soon, in place of the almost not existing 3g network. In result, the infrastructure is (might be?) already old, and there are also many people on 4g already (and more people = less bandwidth for everyone). I'm also guessing that very small bandwidth caps play a role here, as it's way easier to use 500MB on a 20mb/s connection, instead of a 5mb/s. On a side note, it's nice to not see Italy at the bottom as always ;) Now, if we could do something about our home connections... (Yes, I do know TI/FW are currently deploying VDSL, but it's still at a very low pace).