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iPhone 4S & 4G LTE

Ratdog1952

I'm considering upgrading from an Android (HTC Thunderbolt) to the Apple iPhone 4S. I've read a few posts that say that the iPhone does not work on the 4G LTE network. Is this correct? It doesn't make sense to introduce a new phone that will not work on the latest network. Seems to me that that would be a step in the wrong direction. What say ye?

Thanks!

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Ratdog1952

Thanks, Tidbits.

Since I still have a year left on my current agreement, I wasn't planning on upgrading until then, anyway. I guess I'll just wait it out until Apple deigns it good-to-go. I love my MACBook PRO and my new iPad Touch. I'm just trying to move everything to one technology. I was a PC ever since there were PCs. I even hold many Microsoft certifications. I switched to the MAC 4 years ago and will never go back.

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Tidbits

LTE is considered unproven technology. Apple would rather have the tech proven 99% of the time before releasing it. HSPA+ isn't 4G(AT&T and T-Mobile are marketing it as 4th generation). LTE with firmware updates can hit the 4G mark while HSPA+ can't hit the 4G mark. AT&T has started to roll out their LTE to compete.

More than likely next year Apple may roll out their iPhones with LTE when there is more areas that has LTE. You need to talk to Apple about it more than Verizon.

Ratdog1952

Thanks, Tidbits.

Tidbits

I didn't use windows since windows 3.1... I finally used windows XP and up(due to a job I had). I still prefer Linux. Though I have to admit I like the offerings in terms of software closed systems do have.

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