All major smartphones use LTE today . In fact, there is no such thing as true 4G as defined by the standards set forth. 4G was defined as the ideal standard and as no phones actually can reach this standard, so they defined LTE. Even if your phone is advertised as 4G, it uses LTE technology.20 Mar 2020
Read moreShould my iPhone say LTE or 4G?
C DM said: Realistically speaking 4G is LTE (in general and in most parts of the world). In US at least some carriers, especially in relation to the iPhone, have taken 4G to be somewhat different applying it to what’s more along the lines of 3.5G (and not LTE).13 Ara 2018
Read moreWhy do I only have LTE instead of 4G?
Both LTE and HSPA+ are defined by the ITU as “4G” networks. The decision to display “4G” and “LTE” on phones (not just the iPhone) is largely a marketing decision . LTE is 4G. 4G is not necessarily LTE.17 Ağu 2013
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