Verizon Trumps the Competition with their 4G LTE Network

As if AT&T users needed another excuse to escape the nightmare that is their 3G network, there is news today indicating that Verizon is very close to unveiling their own 4G LTE network. According to InternetNews, the LTE portion of the new Verizon network expansion translates into “long-term evolution,” which clearly indicates that it will be a network always in the process of improving.

Previously, Sprint was thought to be the only mobile phone network offering 4G speeds, but now it looks as if Verizon is ready to take this idea and push it even further. As things stand now, existing 3G speeds top out at around 2MBps, while 4G starts at 100MBps and can hit 1GBps. As one might expect, this 4G speed will translate into a number of very happy Motorola Droid users in the months to come.

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  • Kemal
    Droid is not 4G compatible (CDMA only), so 4G/LTE transition won't make Droid users any more happy than they already are.
  • DrCheap
    Um, the Moto Droid is not capable of connecting to a 4G signal... The new 4G network will require new 4G devices before anyone can use the 4G speeds... More likely, this will result in people ditching their current devices to upgrade to a 4G device once the rollout is in place, but that won't be for probably a year, maybe more.
  • mm
    wait...they trump no one until the end user can use it...also, how many devices is Verizon selling right now that are 4G compatible?
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