Cellular's Mobile Broadband coverage area. In addition to Iowa, parts of Tennessee are now part of U.S. Cellular launched Mobile Broadband in most of Iowa except for western Iowa. The service launched in Chicago and Rockford, Illinois northwestern Indiana Tulsa, Oklahoma Des Moines, Iowa and southern Wisconsin, with more cities to follow in early 2009. It brought DSL-like service and capabilities to customers through [[EVDO (Evolution-Data Optimized) technology, commonly referred to as 3G. Cellular launched Mobile Broadband, a service allowing customers to access data on their cell phones 10 times faster than before.

Cellular was preparing to roll out 3G/ EVDO revision A to select markets. They have 6,383 total cell sites, have invested $566 million in the cell sites, as well as the infrastructure. They had a retail postpay churn rate of 1.4%. Their average monthly revenue per unit is at $51.13. As of Q4 2007, U.S Cellular had $368 million in data revenues.As of Q3 2007, U.S CellularвЂ™s monthly revenue per user is at $52.71.Cellular purchases IA RSA 15 in northwest Iowa. Cellular purchased the remaining 5/6ths of the shares. Already owning a 1/6 stake in the venture, U.S. Cellular acquires the rest of eastern Tennessee's TN-RSA 3, formerly known as Eloqui Wireless. Cellular introduces SpeedTalk, its walkie-talkie-like service. Louis becomes the second largest market U.S. Cellular divests its south Texas markets. Cellular launches Easyedge, its suite of wireless data services. Cellular builds and launches 12 new markets from the transaction's assets over the next two years, including Oklahoma City and St. Cellular receives new spectrum in markets next to or overlapping existing operations in 13 states in exchange for its Georgia and northern Florida licenses. Cellular and Cingular (now owned by AT&T Mobility) exchange wireless assets. Formerly known as Comiskey Park, the stadium was officially renamed U.S Cellular Field (it has since had its name changed again to Guaranteed Rate Field in 2016). Cellular acquired naming rights to the baseball stadium used by the Chicago White Sox. ( July 2014) ( Learn how and when to remove this template message)

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