COLUMBUS, Ind. — AT&T has activated an upgrade in Bartholomew and Johnson Counties that will increase speeds for its customers.
Ten cell towers in the area received the upgrade that will provide better service for streaming videos, posting to social media, and texting. The towers are located in Columbus, Garden City, Taylorsville, Waynesville and Camp Atterbury. The expanded radio frequency bands mean more speed and additional capacity.
Earlier this year AT&T performed the same upgrade on 3 towers in Johnson County and one other in Bartholomew county.
“Our customers are living their lives on the go. We know they rely on mobile internet every day. That’s why we’re upgrading our network for residents and businesses in Bartholomew and Johnson counties,” said Bill Soards, president of AT&T Indiana. “We want to help them get the most out of their mobile devices – whether they’re watching videos, texting, or using social media.”
The company has invested about $2 billion dollars in the Indiana network between 2013 and 2015.