4G – Why Is It Better?

When it comes to mobile phones, one has most likely heard about both the 3G and the 4G network, but probably remains unaware of all the differences. 3G is still widely used by most carriers for voice and data. However, more and more the 4G network is taking over, especially in business as 4G offers more reliable calls. Here are some of the advantages and disadvantages of both the 3G and 4G networks.

3G

Currently, 3G offers faster data, and this network can be used by developers to create maps, which are used regularly by the younger crowd. The 3G network is preferred for many popular games and offers multimedia services that are quite powerful.

While all the points above sound great, there are disadvantages that need to be taken into account when considering 3G as well. One of the issues with the 3G network is that it is expensive and for that reason the clientele using this network is limited.

4G

There are several benefits of using a 4G network. First, 4G is great for advanced mobile services, including streaming movies and videos. 4G has a higher speed than both Wi-Fi and 3G. While Wi-Fi serves its purpose, 4G is far more reliable. The expanded coverage of this network means that connectivity is more or less constant wherever you visit, especially in the cities.

For businesses, this means that there is typically no worry of dropping calls as the connectivity is very reliable. In addition, as a business, user safety is of the utmost importance and 4G is much more secure than Wi-Fi. The privacy and security of data for everyone is enhanced greatly on the 4G network. For those looking for payment options, 4G equipment can be rented from many carriers and there are some great non-contract plans available. Additionally, many companies have introductory offers for their 4G network.

One of the things that you need to be aware of when choosing the 4G network is that it is rather new. This network is not available in all parts of the world just yet and while the connectivity of 4G is of high quality, since it is still in its infancy, there could be some bugs or glitches that need to be worked out.

When all things are considered, it is quite clear that 4G is the future. For those that are considering a new plan or are looking for the best possible network option, 4G is the way to go. The advantages of this network far outweigh the negatives, which make 4G definitely worth considering. It will not be long before 4G is available worldwide and 3G is likely to become a thing of the past. The speed and connectivity of 4G make it the better overall choice.

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