Confusingly, 4G can refer to two different technologies - WiMax and LTE. In Australia though, it's almost exclusively used to refer to LTE, or what's known as Long Term Evolution.

We break down the differences between 4G and LTE, discuss what 4G connectivity means, and how LTE and LTE-A fit into the scenario with the arrival of 5G.

We’ve seen quite a few DIY 2G networks over the years, but the 4G field has been relatively barren. Turns out, there’s an open source suite called srsRAN that lets you use an SDR for se… ...

LTE stands for Long Term Evolution and is the best 4G solution, with theoretical data speeds of up to 300Mbps. In comparison, HSPA+ speeds usually top off at around 100Mbps.

Even if you can find an LTE plan, it’s unlikely to be more affordable than the 5G plans out there, all of which will still let you use 4G/LTE if you’re using a non-5G phone, are out of 5G ...

Verizon is also adding a new 4G LTE home internet modem and router that will be compatible with its upcoming C-band 5G network, which is set to launch later this year.

4G LTE phone The not-so-secret secret is that every “4G” phone on the market today, regardless of service provider, also contains older circuitry to support voice calls on 3G and older ...

The 4G Long Term Evolution (LTE) standard for the wireless communication of high-speed data is already used by businesses in countries such as US and Germany. Mobile telecoms provider EE has now ...

All the latest news on the world of 4G networks When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. 4G LTE (Long Term Evolution) networks have ...