Take Back Your Smartphone with FreedomPop’s Free Phone Plan
Cell phone plans in the US are confusing and expensive. FreedomPop gets back to the basics and offers all you'll need for free!
What the Heck Do 4G+, 4GX, XLTE, LTE-A, and VoLTE Mean?
The names of our Internet speeds and services can undoubtedly be confusing.
Karma Go LTE Hotspot Pre-Order 33% Off Through October 8
Today, we're taking a close look the pocket-sized Karma Go LTE Hotspot, which you can pre-order right now for only $99, 33% off the normal price of $149.
Karma Prepaid Mobile Hotspot Review and Giveaway
With its lack of expiration dates, bonus data scheme and low data costs, Karma possesses the potential to change the mobile hotspot landscape.
How To Enable LTE on The Nexus 4 (It Can Be Done)
Did you know that the Nexus 4 actually has LTE functionality? The absolute truth is that yes, it does in fact have LTE, no matter what Google or anyone else may try to tell you. There are plenty of reasons as to why Google doesn't advertise the LTE functionality and why they try to make it harder for you to enable it. I'll tell you all of this as well as how to get LTE enabled, how to go back to a stock, non-LTE configuration, and any other important information that you need to be aware of at any point of the process.
What Is 4G, And Is Your Mobile Really Getting 4G Speeds? [MakeUseOf Explains]
This ads will tell you that 4G is awesome. Fast as lightening, or a motorbike, or a race car. But what does that mean in the real world? Is a 4G phone really going to blow away a 3G one, or is the difference subtle. And are all 4G networks built the same? Let’s take a closer look.
Wireless Alphabet Soup Explained: What Is 4G, 3G, LTE, & More [MakeUseOf Explains]
We just absolutely love acronyms, don't we? So much so that we use them literally everywhere to have a shorter way to name something. Whether it's an official acronym such as USB or something unofficial like FB, there's simply way too many for us to remember. Additionally, there are a good number of acronyms which have multiple meanings, all depending on the context you're using them in.
Gs & LTEs: Understanding Mobile Broadband [Technology Explained]
Connecting to the Internet was once all about big honking cords. The cords might be telephone lines, or cable lines, or FiOS lines specifically installed for Internet service, but the running theme is a line of wire connecting you to the Internet. Today, that’s not always the case as mobile broadband becomes ubiquitous in major urban centers.