How to activate 4G LTE on Google phones: Open the Settings app. Go into Network & internet. Go into SIMs. Select your SIM. Tap on Preferred network type. Pick LTE (or 5G, which also activates 4G).

The EVO 4G LTE sets a new standard for phones on Sprint, offering compatibility with the future of its voice and data networks and cutting-edge specs.

Confusingly, 4G can refer to two different technologies - WiMax and LTE. In Australia though, it's almost exclusively used to refer to LTE, or what's known as Long Term Evolution.

The Samsung Galaxy Victory 4G LTE is available today on Virgin Mobile, and sells for $299.99 with no contract. The Galaxy Victory 4G LTE has a […] First 4G LTE Phones Come To Virgin and Boost Mobile ...

Many feature phones still only use 4G/LTE, but that’s only because there’s little benefit to adding pricier 5G hardware to a device used primarily for making calls.

People are looking for ways to break their smartphone addiction while still staying connected to friends and family: flip phones.

While current 4G LTE phones will still work fine over the next few years, calling them a form of 5G is misleading. (Making things more confusing: AT&T plans for two different versions of 5G, one ...

The Moto X is advertised with 4G LTE, and while we've seen LTE speeds anywhere from 25-40 Mbps, it doesn't always hit the high-speed mark. In our experience, AT&T has always been pretty reliable ...

I'm an IT professional supporting several Verizon Wireless phones. Now that 4G LTE is increasingly available, my users want to upgrade, but several of them travel to Europe relatively consistently.

The first LTE phones came around 2010, ... So watch out if your area is just now sunsetting 3g, your “4g LTE” Samsung might not actually be a 4g LTE phone. Report comment. Reply.

It’s billed as the nation’s fastest wireless network. But it’s been slow to attract users. One year after its launch, Verizon Wireless’s 4G LTE network has failed to capture the ...

Depending on your smartphone and carrier, you should have a few connection types to choose from — 2G, 3G, 4G LTE or just LTE, and 5G. Usually, your device will try to connect to the fastest option.