4G mobile phones coming to Glasgow and Edinburgh by Xmas
A new era for mobile phone use began today as the UK's largest network operator unveiled plans to launch the country's first superfast 4G products and services in time for Christmas.
A new era for mobile phone use began today as the UK's largest network operator unveiled plans to launch the country's first superfast 4G products and services in time for Christmas.
Orange and T-Mobile owner Everything Everywhere, which was renamed today as EE, will make the state-of-the-art technology available to some 20 million people in 16 cities across the UK.
Unveiled at the Science Museum in London, the 4G network, which offers speeds up to five times faster than 3G, will be available on HTC, Samsung, Nokia and Huawei devices, as well as "one more to come", which is widely expected to be Apple's iPhone 5.
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