Still Using 3G? Create a Better Experience and Upgrade Today

Verizon Wireless announced that it will be retiring its 3G network by the end of this year, with others to follow. Are you prepared and ready to upgrade?

Daktronics Control Panel on January 8, 2019

Bandwidth demand is growing faster than the capacity to deliver it, making these requirements a major development focus for mobile network providers. As demand grows, companies like AT&T, Verizon and Sprint have to install more mobile networks and buy more frequencies to account for increased data traffic.

Recently, Verizon Wireless announced that it will be retiring its 3G network on December 31, 2019. AT&T will also be retiring its 3G network and no longer providing service of December 31, 2021. With these recent announcement, our service team recommends that all customers currently using 3G modems upgrade to 4G modems as soon as possible to avoid any delays in service.

To upgrade your 3G modem, contact your service provider today for pricing.

Published by Daktronics Control Panel

Operating and maintaining video displays and control rooms can be complex without helpful support empowering you to get the most out of your system. Enter: the Control Panel. Comprised of Daktronics application engineers, trainers and account managers, this group specializes in providing support to Live Event and Spectaculars customers around the world. The Control Panel posts articles that grant you the tools and knowledge not just to keep your display in top shape and but also to try new things, with topics ranging from display maintenance to content creation.

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