What Wireless Carriers Look for When Checking out Cell Tower Locations

There’s no denying how landline technology has fallen behind cellphone technology. Still, according to Eric A. Taub of the New York Times, mobile subscribers often experience problems with their cell phones, including dropped calls and poor voice quality. Taub further writes that to combat such problems, subscribers can consider building their own cell towers, which resembles a regular wifi router. Yet the burden of improving cell phone signals should not fall on subscribers but on telecommunications carriers themselves. For this reason, wireless carriers must do all they can to secure ideal cell tower locations and thereby provide subscribers with smooth and uninterrupted network coverage.

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