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Always on Web; 4G LTE

"Sprint has been forced to build a new 4G LTE network after betting its 4G strategy on WiMax and Clearwire (NSDQ: CLWR), and also had to pay dearly in order to carry the iPhone 4S on its network for the first time in October."

Apple is saying 4G when they don't have it. Breakdown of the specifics of label and how it's used.

Overview of each carrier's 4G plans through 2013.

Interesting point. Speaks to (potential) importance of 4G LTE as differentiator?

"AT&T admited that the phone's HSUPA capability - a key feature in increasing upload speeds on the Atrix as well as the new HTC Inspire 4G smartphone - will not be enabled until a later date."

Nexus S 4G the first phone to support Google Wallet - wireless mobile payment solution

verizon uses technology that can digital transmit a customer service rep in life-size in a setting and provide live interaction

MetroPCS is offering 4G coverage but the only device they have out now sucks.  Interesting perspective on how important the device is to the experience.

"4G" gets tossed around our office a lot, but people (like me) don't really know what it means. This article helps!

It's free, but you have to MAIL your Xoom back in and wait over a week to get it back.

Their findings showed that Verizon's LTE network performed with a 100% data success rate. Its average data speeds were between 4 and 14.5 times faster than competitors, and average upload speeds were between 4.7 and 49.3 times faster.