Although many folks tout faster speeds as the most significant benefit of 5G, that’s far from the only advantage it has over LTE. The situation is considerably more nuanced. Even with 5G now ...

Its $1,000 phone doesn’t support LTE-Advanced features, which means that it can’t take advantage of the blazing-fast speeds networks are now rolling out in the wild. But Samsung doesn’t have ...

Verizon LTE is available to over 99% of the US population, but plug in your address to see if your home is serviceable. As for speeds, Verizon 5G Home downloads top out at 1Gbps, or 1,000Mbps ...

Simply put, 5G is the fifth generation of mobile networking that is slowly replacing 4G/LTE networks. And 5G offers the potential for dramatically faster download and upload speeds than 4G ...

But where speed is concerned, it appears as though there’s one thing we shouldn’t expect: Gigabit LTE. In a speculative piece published this week, CNET noted that Apple’s upcoming new ...

Wait a couple of seconds and turn it back on. Check your status icon and test the speed of your LTE connection by opening some websites or downloading some smaller apps. On newer Android versions ...

That's the promise of Qualcomm's latest LTE chip: the Snapdragon X24, which the company says is capable of hitting blazing-fast download speeds of up to 2 gigabits per second. SEE ALSO ...