4G isn’t yet an indispensable technology – and if you don’t really care about the speed your devices work at, or if you’re quite happy with the way they work, then it won’t make a blind bit of difference to you beyond the fact that at some point you’re going to have to get a new phone.
The benefits of 4G, though, certainly can’t be denied – it’s four time faster than 3G, which means you ought to be able to use your mobile device with the same agility that you use a home internet connection.
The rate at which mobile broadband has grown over the years is stunning, and there are even people speculating that it is only a matter of time before it becomes the dominant form of internet connection.
Wireless broadband used to be all the rage, but things are changing fast, and it seems a lot more people are starting to embrace the mobile broadband internet.
Personally, I believe it is only a matter of time before mobile broadband becomes the most used and the most reliable way to access the internet, and I also think it is a lot better than wireless broadband.
In this article I will be giving you my opinion on wireless broadband vs. mobile broadband.
