4th generation
4G stands for Fourth Generation .
3G and 4G are generic terms that stand for 3rd generation and 4th generation networks and are supposed to relate to the speed at which wireless networks pass data. There are no official standards that make a network 3G or 4G. Verizon and Sprint are the only networks in the US that have any 4G at this time and it is limited to just a couple of cities as it still being built.
definitely mytouch 4g!
The BlackBerry Curve 9350 does allow for WiFi connection to a home network, but it is not 4G speed. If 4G is a priority I would look into theSamsung Epic 4G, HTC EVO 4G, Motorola Photon 4G, or the BlackBerry 4G PlayBook.
The Samsung Dart is not a 4G phone, it is a 3G phone. You will not be able to use it to connect to a 4G network. You'll need a 4G phone to connect to a 4G network.
it is the 4g
The answer is -4g + 1.
Distinguish between the 4G LTE, 4G WiMax, and 4G WiBro networks based onusers perceptions
The iPhone 4G has a larger memory then the Galaxy 4G. The iPhone 4G also has a better touch screen and user friendly controls. Plus the iPhone has a wider range of applications to download then the Galaxy 4G.
Your 4g may not be working becuase, you either have your 4g network conection turned off, or you may not be located in an area that supports 4g. Check with your carrier to ensure that you are in a 4g supported area.
4G refers to the carrier not the phone maker ... and the carrier for that phone does have a 4G network...
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