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Verizon Wireless Boosts Coverage Near Tupelo National Battlefield

TUPELO, Miss. -- Just as the battle cries were heard loud and clear during the Battle of Tupelo nearly 146 years ago, history buffs visiting Tupelo National Battlefield will now enjoy clearer calls and enhanced wireless services. Verizon Wireless recently activated a new advanced digital cell site in Tupelo, Miss. This new site will enhance voice and 3G data coverage along Main St. in Tupelo and around Tupelo National Battlefield.

This new site, which utilizes high speed EV-DO and Rev. A technology, will enhance 3G coverage for Lee County residents, allowing them to enjoy even clearer call reception and faster speeds when sending text, picture or video messages, downloading hit music through VCAST Music with Rhapsody, or catching up on their favorite TV Shows on VCAST Mobile TV.

"Travelers depend on Verizon Wireless to provide the most reliable 3G network in cities, towns, rural areas and near historic landmarks like the Tupelo National Battlefield," said Leo Perreault, executive director - Network for Verizon Wireless. "At Verizon Wireless, we are committed to growing and expanding to meet the needs of our customers across North Mississippi and investments such as this new cell site are further proof of that dedication."

Verizon Wireless customers enjoy exclusive services that enrich their lives – such as VCAST Video – on an exciting lineup of innovative smartphones such as the Motorola Devour and the new Casio Brigade. The company's commitment to excellence and reliability has resulted in numerous national accolades for call quality and customer service.

In 2009 alone, Verizon Wireless invested more than $16 million in North Mississippi to advance and expand its superior network capabilities. Verizon Wireless has invested more than $50 billion since it was formed -- $5.5 billion on average every year -- to increase the coverage and capacity of its premier nationwide network and to add new services.

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