4G Wireless Networks – Super Fast 4G Mobile Internet.
4G Wireless Networks Offer Super Fast 4G Mobile Internet, so incredibly fast that the lowest speed for a 4G wireless internet connection will start at 100 Mbps.
It was not too long ago when 3G phones were introduced to the market that drained batteries like pouring water out of a bottle. The overwhelming cost of the mobile Internet is also an important factor that turned people off when asked if they would use 3G.
Now look at what we are doing? Practically everyone is getting online using their mobile phones because the telcos understand the needs of giving more data bundle in their plans. More people are uploading pictures on the go and exchanging of documents and files without logging into a desktop, thanks to online storage solutions that make things convenient. The current 3.5G network can be pushed to a max of 42Mbps, but 3G or 3.5G is not enough, there is a need for even faster 4G mobile Internet for video conferencing and sending of huge files.
4G Wireless is already in testing by a lot of service providers, but a lot of infrastructure upgrades has to be done in order to meet the requirements of providing such a service. Experts are speculating that these services should start to roll out by 2012. 4G mobile handsets are also in the pipeline to cash in on the 4G wireless services, but I do not really advise people jumping into it first because there’s always teething issues when it comes to new technology. It is rumoured that iPhone 4G is already in the works.
Image Source: Mashable article by Christina Warren
What’s more would be the hefty price tag of the phone itself and the data plan. It is said that in Sweden, TeliaSonera charges 599 SEK for such a service a month which is around $83 US dollars for a 30 Gig data plan. Nevertheless, we look forward to competition amongst telco companies to come up with attractive packages to attract people to go to the new 4G wireless networks.
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Posted by shingo
on Mar 18 2010. Filed under Techno Buzz.
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