by Chris Smith, 5 months ago

Google’s Nexus 4, also known as the Optimus G’s younger LTE-less brother does pack LTE support under the hood, or at least some of the required components, although don’t expect Google to turn it on…

by Adrian Diaconescu, 5 months ago

T-Mobile’s future in the US has for a while been in the balance, with countless rumors that the parent company, Deutsche Telekom, is trying to ditch the States. An AT&T buyout was very close to…

by Bogdan Petrovan, 5 months ago

A couple of weeks back the internet went crazy when some intrepid folks in Canada discovered that the Nexus 4 does in fact support a particular flavor of LTE connectivity. In case you need a…

by Varun Raj, 5 months ago

AT&T is aggressively upgrading its network to LTE and has been adding new cities to the list. Last month, AT&T activated its LTE network in several different markets and now the carrier has added three more cities…

by Mike Andrici, 5 months ago

Disclaimer: This my personal letter to Smartphone Santa, so please keep in mind that certain sections of my request are subject to personal preference. However, I remain confident that a vast majority of our readers…

by Mike Andrici, 5 months ago

Voice over LTE (often referred to as VoLTE), widely regarded as an evolutionary step in voice calling, has already been launched in the United States on a limited number of carriers and smartphones. However, according…

by Adrian Diaconescu, 5 months ago

The evolution of LTE outside of North America, Asia and Australia has been slow and bumpy, but we’re lately seeing encouraging signs for countries across Europe. Even more promising, the high-speed networks seem to be…

by Varun Raj, 5 months ago

The rumors regarding  EE increasing the 4G data allowance for users have turned out to be true. UK’s first 4G network carrier, EE has announced new plans for its mobile broadband customers. The announcement will…

by Varun Raj, 6 months ago

LG’s Nexus phone contains an LTE chip, which is required in order to get a 4G super-fast web connection. But unfortunately, it is turned off. That is because the Qualcomm chip that’s also found inside…

by Bogdan Petrovan, 6 months ago

Some enterprising folks in Canada discovered that, in spite of several reports that said the contrary, you can, in fact, use LTE on the Google Nexus 4. We’ve shown you a video as a proof,…

by Robert Nelson, 6 months ago

UK carrier EE has officially launched their LTE SIM-only offerings. These plans require the user to already have a compatible device, however that aside, they all come with unlimited calls and messages and the promise…

by David Gilson, 6 months ago

If you’re tired of poor quality voice calls then hope is on the horizon in the form of HD Voice. This is a standard that more and more phone manufacturers and mobile networks are adopting….

by Wenceslaus Muenyi, 6 months ago

The race to have the biggest 4G coverage is heating up now, as AT&T has just announced they are getting ready to invest $14 billion in their LTE network. Currently, Verizon is leading the way…

by J. Angelo Racoma, 6 months ago

Power is usually the holy grail of mobile communications and mobile computing. No matter how powerful your phone’s processor is, how big the screen, or how fluid the user interface, it will not amount to…

by J. Angelo Racoma, 7 months ago

In line with recent tablet computer launches — particularly the latest iPad and iPad Mini — Sprint has announced new data-only no-contract plans. These data plans give 20% more value than comparable plans from Sprint’s…