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DAVISON, MI — Verizon Wireless has enhanced digital wireless service in Genesee County with the addition of a new digital cell site in Davison, Mich. Using code division multiple access (CDMA) digital technology, the site will provide improved wireless coverage along the M-15 corridor between Davison and Otisville.
CDMA wireless technology gives wireless users call clarity and security, longer battery life and talk time, and the ability to use advanced wireless services such as Internet access and text messaging.
"This digital network upgrade will provide customers who live and travel through these areas with improved wireless coverage," said Wayne White, president of Verizon Wireless' Michigan Region.
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