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Jan. 14, 2011
What Does '4G' Really Mean, Anyway?
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| Mobile phone companies are rolling out faster wireless data networks with names like LTE, WiMax and HSPA+, marketing them all under the name '4G.' But are they really much faster than 3G? Engadget senior mobile editor Chris Ziegler talks about how the new networks measure up. |
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Chris Ziegler
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