LTE Advanced is the next major step in the evolution of our LTE networks. It’s a new network technology that’s expected to both help band-aid the massive increases in mobile data demand, and deliver ...

Most of us ignore that little "LTE" symbol in the corner of our screens, but real chaos is unleashed when it disappears. Suddenly, loading a single webpage feels like you've time-traveled back to the ...

Recently, several carriers around the world have begun talking about LTE-Advanced, or at least a few features of LTE-Advanced. Notably, Sprint and T-Mobile in the United States have been quick to ...

eWEEK content and product recommendations are editorially independent. We may make money when you click on links to our partners. Learn More. by Chris Preimesberger It’s a given that smartphones, ...

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I'm sure that someone out there has run some sort of formal benchmarks, but I can say that the difference between 3G and LTE is easily noticed. Especially as almost everything becomes more media heavy ...

4G LTE Internet is an under-utilized asset for your company’s network… and your sanity. Not far behind those bad experiences are the times I’ve had customers call me (in a panic), telling me their ...

When Apple announces its new iPhone next week, there’s a good chance it’ll support 4G LTE data speeds. If that happens, we’ll surely hear all about it from wireless carriers eager to extol their own ...

RMIT University provides funding as a strategic partner of The Conversation AU. Simply, “4G” is a marketing term that describes a fourth-generation mobile wireless cellular network. Telstra first ...

From one-upping each other on shared data plans to helping customers pen breakup letters, competition among the US' four major carriers -- AT&T, Verizon, Sprint, and T-Mobile -- is reaching new ...

These days, 4G LTE is without a doubt the de facto standard for carriers across the globe when it comes to mobile broadband speeds, with 3G and other older technologies mostly relegated to more remote ...