However, few are more important than LTE and 4G. Knowing the difference between 4G and LTE (and now 5G) might give you a better basis of knowledge when you upgrade your phone or cell carrier.

Why enterprises might need private 4G LTE and 5G. Private LTE also competes with public 4G and 5G cellular networks but can be the better choice when large amounts of data are transferred that ...

The need for something better than 4G LTE is because of how crowded that cellular band is getting — there are millions upon millions of devices operating on it, and more is being added everyday.

Yes, 4G is super fast and yes, we love it. But not all 4G is created equal. Even when you're talking about the same kind of 4G—LTE. Now that AT&T's ...

When indicating LTE rather than 4G, AT&T's upload rates were also consistently faster than Verizon's, in the 10Mbps and up category. AT&T also reached above 20Mbps in 40 percent of our tests ...

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 ...

LTE, also known as 4G, is the most advanced telecommunications technology currently available, and is one that defines a clear path toward future developments, making it the most attractive choice ...

Its 4G LTE network often delivers faster speeds than the low-band 5G networks from either T-Mobile and AT&T. The carrier's UltraWideband 5G network is top-tier, but has extremely limited coverage.

So to answer the question posed earlier: Yes, 4G is better than 3G by a landslide. But who will win out is still up in the air. Sprint Nextel and Comcast have placed their bets on Mobile WiMAX.

AT&T's "5G E" service is slightly slower than Verizon's and T-Mobile's advanced 4G LTE networks, a study by OpenSignal has found. As Ars readers know, AT&T renamed a large portion of its 4G ...

EE is selling a Samsung Galaxy S3 LTE that supports all the 4G bands we'll be getting in the UK -- reason enough to buy it over an iPhone 5. Jason Jenkins Director of content / EMEA Jason Jenkins ...

However, if you’re out in the country, the speeds offered by a basic 5G network might not be any better than 4G/LTE. In some cases, they could even be worse. Dish Wireless.