The Coming iPhone Will Support 4G Networks
Saturday, June 04, 2011
The guys at Hudson Square Research analyst reported that the next iPhone will be an iPhone 5 rather than 4S and it will support 4G networks for AT&T service and not Verizon, and really this is a good news for iPhone 5 users as this mean that download speeds of 5-10 Mbps.
Certainly, when an LTE iPhone is introduced AT&T would lose some of its marketing advantage. However, even when that happens, the phone will be backwards compatible, so the AT&T iPhone 6 would be able to roam onto the HSPA+ network when an LTE network is not available, giving AT&T an advantage in suburban and rural areas for several more years, we believe.
It's important to note that AT&T's 4G network is HSPA+ and not LTE which offers even faster speeds. AT&T recently demoed 'real world' speeds of 28.8Mbps over LTE.
It's important to note that AT&T's 4G network is HSPA+ and not LTE which offers even faster speeds. AT&T recently demoed 'real world' speeds of 28.8Mbps over LTE.
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