Long Term Evolution, or LTE, is a 4G wireless broadband standard that replaces previous technologies such as WiMax and 3G. It is faster than 3G, but slower than both true 4G and 5G, the current wireless standard.
What is LTE, this tutorial explains LTE
LTE is used by mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets in place of a wireless (Wi-Fi) connection. Like 3G or 4G, LTE is a technology standard that defines how mobile devices connect to the internet from cell towers.
Despite being slower than true 4G, LTE is an improvement over older technologies and mobile broadband standards. Compared to 3G, LTE offers:
To make the most of LTE, you need two things: a phone and a mobile network that supports LTE.
