4G LTE Capable iPhone in 2012 [Report]

We all hoped to see an LTE iPhone 5 at the beginning of the month, when the iPhone 4S was released. The best thing we got was: "4G-like speed" on AT&T with an update on an HSDPA antenna. Now, sources say, we should expect to see, what we have always asked in 2012!

Currently, Verizon implemented a strong Long Term Evolution, or LTE trying to retrieve game, the network with AT & T and Sprint. Sprint has WiMAX trials, but has since decided to migrate away from this and the introduction of LTE instead of its 4G network. With that being said, there are currently only about 35 networks around the world with LTE, and Apple does not see it spread far enough to produce them for mobile 4G LTE. Analysts expect Verizon to offer 4G services for most of the market next year with AT & T and Sprint develops its LTE network in mid-2012.

Apple now sees as a good time to begin the 4G market, and we saw a change from the current owner of the market situation, HTC, Apple, with the publication of what we expect to see the iPhone 5. Apple has no plans are the only company in the market or skip 4G, RIM and Sony Ericsson expects 4G devices, and release.

Apple has been concerned with the first chips produced 4G cause battery problems and other issues, and that was the main cause of the persecution of the previous technology. Apple is on providing quality products, so keep it understandable to the network technology is stable and consistent set. We have seen what the Internet for the HTC Thunderbolt with terrible battery life thanks to its design with the 4G/3G antenna back and forth. Apple wants to avoid the same problems and continue the same quality that always exist, even if you do not prey on the tip of the newest and best technology.


We look forward to the new network technology for the next year to develop and we are excited to see what devices are of Serbia for us as consumers. I know that my area has recently been awarded Verizon LTE officially, but I have not had a chance to try it, because this is not my current vector.

(via DigiTimes)