4G (fourth generation) is a reference to a new generation of wireless networks, and the devices that use them to access the internet. Together, 4G networks and devices can communicate up to 10 times faster than 3G networks and devices—replicating (if not better than) a broadband internet experience you might already be enjoying at home...Read More

But speed is only part of the story. The real breakthrough with 4G is about being able to do more with your wireless device – a lot more. 4G users will enjoy a wide variety of new services with their Smartphones, tablets, laptop, data cards and Hotspots—a full internet and data experience without cabling, speed and mobility issues.

4G technology transmits data at a much higher rate and that will ultimately open the doors to enhanced multimedia features video chat (see and hear your caller!), high-quality video and voice streaming, HD video, video blogging, and taking, sending or receiving higher quality digital photos.

When fully implemented, 4G technology will transform wireless communications not only in terms of how you use it, but where. Global connectivity and seamless roaming between networks is also an objective of 4G technology. Imagine a high-speed, wireless, multimedia experience on your Smartphone, laptop or tablet anywhere in the world!

Yes. Consider the download time comparisons between 3G and 4G.
100 MB file on 3G – up to 10.5 minutes to download
100 MB file on 4G – as little as 1.5 minutes to download

4G technology is found in devices as small as tablets, Android Smartphones, or laptop "sticks" you can carry in your pocket. The point is; you don’t need a lot of equipment to connect and enjoy 4G speed. You can do more—with less!

Not quite at the moment, 4G networks are available in most major metropolitan areas. But carriers are planning to have global coverage in place by the end of 2011 and early 2012.

Verizon Wireless calls their 4G network LTE, or Long Term Evolution.	T-Mobile refers to their 4G network as HSPA+, or Evolved High Speed Packet Access.	AT&T utilizes HSPA+ today, and will offer LTE in the future for a comprehensive 4G experience.

Yes. You can feel good about upgrading to a 4G phone now for use on either a 4G or 3G network.