What is 4G?

That’s a good question. At present, the mobile infrastructure - that’s all the masts, relay stations, and even the handsets themselves - used in the UK run on what is known as the 3G network, which without getting all techy about it, is a variety of different standards all pulled together under that one title. Soon though, this third generation technology (that’s where the 3G comes from you see) is to be taken to the next level with the introduction of 4G. This new system is already in place in American in the form of LTE networks (that stands for Long Term Evolution and is the most prominent standard for this new super-fast way of doing mobile), and will hopefully be rolled out fully here sooner rather than later and bring with it all kinds of benefits to mobile users when it, the most useful of which will be super-quick data speeds (up to 100Mbps) and increased coverage in more remote areas. Read on to find out more about the benefits of 4G:Register now for 4g

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Perhaps the thing to get most excited about when 4G finally hits is the ultra-speedy data connections it promises, potentially providing download speeds of up to and beyond 300Mbps. This will make for a vastly improved mobile browsing experience, so no more waiting for images to load and pages to render. Winner.

Those increased data speeds also means faster data transfer rates, allowing smartphone users to stream music, videos and other multimedia content directly from the internet faster than ever before. Jumpy, stuttering YouTube videos and waiting for things to buffer will be consigned to the annals of history.

The increased connectivity brought into the equation by 4G will hopefully be a boon to gamers as true multiplayer online gaming will finally be enabled. This means that gamers will be able to enjoy the benefits of real-time multiplayer action without having to worry about disconnection, no matter where they are.