A successor to 3G mobile standards, which supports very fast mobile internet and the ability to use different mobile service providers.

an abbreviation for 'fourth-generation wireless technology', which is being designed to supersede 3G (third generation) technology. It is also called 4th generation or 4G technology4G techno [..]

Fourth Generation A somewhat vague term used to describe wireless mobile radio technologies that offer faster data rates than 3G (third generation) technologies. See: 3G 4G networks are also more data [..]

4G (Fourth-Generation Communications System) is the next, as yet not formally defined, stage in mobile communications after 3G, with LTE (Long Term Evolution) as the favourite candidate standard. The 4G vision is a comprehensive and integrated IP world, in which users can receive voice, data and streamed multimedia “Anytime, anywhere” at very high [..]

4G is a collection of fourth generation cellular data technologies. It succeeds 3G and is also called "IMT-Advanced," or "International Mobile Telecommunications Advanced." 4G was [..]

Also known as LTE, incorporates VoLTE and data download speeds up to 1Gbps

Fourth-generation mobile telephone technology. When implemented, it will feature high-speed mobile wireless access with a very high data transmission speed, of the same order of magnitude as a local a [..]

4G is the fourth generation of cellular data standards. Like 3G, there is no single 4G technology. Instead, 4G an umbrella of technologies that conform to the requirements established by the Internati [..]

The fourth generation of mobile telecommunications technology, succeeding 3G. Caters for increased mobile data demands, and high consumption usage for streaming and uploading video.

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Used to describe the 4th generation of wireless technology. Two fourth generation wireless technologies exists (as of now), LTE and WiMax.

4G is the fourth generation of cellular wireless standards. It is a successor to 3G and 2G standards, with the aim to provide a wide range of data services, with rates up to gigabit-speed Internet access for mobile, as well as stationary users

 see LTE, above.

A Comprehensive, secure all-IP based mobile broadband solution to smartphones, tablets, laptop computers, wireless modems and other mobile devices.

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4G (Fourth-Generation Communications System) is the next, as yet not formally defined, stage in mobile communications after 3G, with LTE (Long Term Evolution) as the favourite candidate standard. The 4G vision is a comprehensive and integrated IP world, in which users can receive voice, data and streamed multimedia “Anytime, anywhere” at very high [..]

The new standard in mobile phone technology. Although this is yet to be released in the UK, it has been massively successful in Europe, offering huge speeds (up to 300Mbps) and allowing many more network users.

4G is the fourth generation of broadband cellular network technology, succeeding 3G. A 4G system must provide capabilities defined by ITU in IMT Advanced. Potential and current applications include am [..]

4G is a generation of standards for mobile telecommunication. 4G may also refer to: 4G or 4GL, a fourth-generation programming language 4G (film), an upcoming Indian film

4G is an upcoming Tamil fantasy-comedy film directed by Venkat Pakkar, and written by Vishnu bohar, starring G. V. Prakash Kumar, Gayathri Suresh, Suresh Menon and Sathish in the leading roles. The fi [..]

4G refers to fourth generation cellular data technologies and is often also referred to as Long Term Evolution (LTE). 4G supersedes the speeds of 3G technologies.

 Forth generation data networking. Also a marketing term used by Sprint for WiMax, T-Mobile for HSPA+, and AT&T for HSPA+. Think of this as super-fast broadband Internet (cable/fiber). (See HSPA, HSPA+, LTE)