The 4G LTE smartphone has access to Samsung's Media Hub content service available on the 4G LTE network, which offers a robust collection of premium movies and TV episodes from some of the biggest ...

Starting April 28, the DROID Charge, Samsung’s First 4G LTE smartphone, will be available for purchase through Verizon Wireless. The phone comes with a 4.3-inch Super AMOLED Plus display, rear ...

Sprint just released the LG Viper 4G LTE smartphone (model LS840), touting eco-friendly features along with unlimited data plans for a $99 Android phone.

The rebate offer applies to all MetroPCS 4G LTE phones, including the newly launched LG Motion 4G, meaning customers can get a feature-rich 4G LTE smartphone for as low as $99 plus tax and ...

Before 5G took off in 2019, the 4G LTE standard was the primary method for transmitting data on phones. Today, some of the ...

Shipments of 4G LTE smartphones will triple next year, research firm Strategy Analytics predicts. The research firm sees shipments rising to 275 million next year from this year's 91 million, a ...

Now many of you are thinking wait a minute— the original Photon 4G was neither an LTE smartphone nor a phone with a slide-out keyboard.

Marvell's industry leading PXA1802 5-mode 4G LTE modem is a part of its award winning ARMADA Mobile product family including the PXA1920, PXA1908 and PXA1936. The Meizu flagship smartphone formally ...

The advent of affordable 4G LTE smartphones offers up plenty of choice, and a wide price range, for consumers. As with most mobile devices prices fluctuate greatly between off contract and in ...

LightSquared has selected Sharp as its first manufacturer to provide advanced smartphones and tablets which will operate on its 4G-LTE network. The goal of the agreement is to leverage Sharp’s ...

The wait's over! AT&T will finally offer 4G LTE-capable Android smartphones beginning on November 6. The first two devices to hit the shelves will be the HTC Vivid and the Samsung Galaxy S II ...

The no-contract wireless provider opens the first LTE 4G network in Las Vegas for $60 a month, but don't expect to access it with a smartphone.